Kampala Capital City uthority confirms to have registered a total of 54,393 motorcycles moving on the roads of Kampala doing commercial work (Bodas) and private work in the authority’s exercise to know the number of bikes operating in the city as well as create proper planning for them.
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Addressing reporters at the KCCA head offices in Kampala today, the executive director, Jennifer Musisi mentions that now that the registration exercise is done they are compiling data and this will see a massive cleanup and in some cases do vetting among other processes that will lead the authority and other ministries have a harmonious Boda boda industry in the city.
The kampala metropolitan police commander, Andrew Felix Kawesi still stresses that there are still so many bikes that were not registered and may be stolen but operating in the city.

to register them with the authority before the law catches up with them.

According to the Kampala police boss, Andrew Kawesi any vehicle, bike with a foreign plates is given a specific time to register with URA to have a registration for Uganda which these cyclists need to do.