Bulambuli launches UGX200Million road rehabilitation
Bulambuli District has launched a UGX200 million rehabilitation programme for the Bunambutye–Girigi Road, targeting improved access along a route that has remained difficult to use because of its poor condition.
Key takeaways
Investment: UGX200 million
Location: Bulambuli District, Eastern Uganda
Project: Rehabilitation of the Bunambutye–Girigi Road
Launch: 16 September 2026
Implementing authority: Bulambuli District
Purpose: Improve road access and movement along the route
Bulambuli District has launched a UGX200 million rehabilitation programme for the Bunambutye–Girigi Road. District leaders launched the rehabilitation works on Wednesday, with the project intended to address the poor condition of the road and ease movement for communities using the route.
The Bunambutye–Girigi Road serves an area where reliable local road access is important for movement between communities and access to services and local economic activity. The district's decision to commit UGX200 million therefore represents a targeted local-government investment in basic transport infrastructure.

The project is also notable in the context of eastern Uganda, where road access can be particularly challenging during periods of heavy rainfall. For roads of this scale, rehabilitation can provide a relatively modest-cost intervention compared with major highway upgrades while addressing immediate accessibility problems.
The available project announcement does not yet provide details on the contractor, specific road length, technical scope of works or expected completion date. These will be useful details to track as implementation progresses.
Why it matters: The project illustrates the role of district-level infrastructure spending in maintaining local connectivity beyond Uganda's major national road programme.
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