The Civil Aviation Authority has earmarked Shs.11 billion to beef up security at Entebbe International Airport.
At the start of the week, the media was awash with news of suspected terror attacks where over 60 people were killed in the Kenyan town of Mpeketoni.
Now the CAA Manager procurement, Godfrey Lutimba says the authority has released new procurement procedures to ensure security items are acquired urgently.
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