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WATCH: Government has resolved to return vehicles impounded under the crackdown on Dangerous Mechanical Condition (DMC) vehicles to their owners for immediate repairs. Officials from the Ministry of Kampala and Metropolitan Affairs and the Ministry of Works and Transport agreed on the measure today. Ms Fiona Nakku, the Female... show more

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