By Ritah Kemigisa.
The World Health Organization says Uganda is not doing enough to ensure safety of the people on the road.
Speaking at the First National Road Safety Summit organized by VIVO energy, the world health body’s representative Dr.Hafisa Kasule said although the traffic police reports an improvement, Uganda still has a long way to go.
Kasule says the country still has a number of challenges that need to be addressed including financially empowering the road safety council.
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