Public transporters in Kampala have announced a sit down strike starting Monday next week.
These include, Taxi Drivers, Truck Drivers, Special hire drivers and commercial cyclists also known as bodaboda cyclists.
They are complaining of alleged mistreatment and harassment by a committee appointed by KCCA to run their industry, a claim denied by the city authority.
The decision to lay down their tools was reached at a meeting held this morning at their joint offices in Ntinda.
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