Uganda, April 29 -- Nebbi Municipality has offered 6 acres of land for the new Uganda Cities and Municipal Infrastructure Development (UCMID) Program, a World Bank funded initiative succeeding the Uganda Support to Municipal Infrastructure Development (USMID).

The 6 acres of land earmarked will support infrastructure investments under UCMID to boost mobility, trade and urban services, where taxi and bus terminals will be constructed to enhance local revenue for the municipal council.

Nebbi Municipality has been identified among the 15 new municipalities and cities to benefit under the UCMID project and the project will cost Uganda government not less than Shs35 billion in constructing Nebbi taxi and bus terminals on Arua Road, with the ...