Construction works at Kabaale International Airport at 55 per cent
Thursday June 03 2021
Construction works at the Hoima International airport commonly called Kabaale International Airport are over 50% finished. PHOTO/FILE/COURTESY
Summary
Construction of what will upon completion become Uganda’s second international airport- is part of various oil projects that residents of Hoima and Uganda at large will benefit from.
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The construction of Kabaale International Airport in Buseruka Sub County, Hoima District has so far progressed by at least 55 per cent, according to Petroleum Authority Uganda (PAU).
The construction of the airport began in 2018 after SBC Uganda Limited, a joint venture company between Colas Limited of the United Kingdom and SBI International Holdings of Uganda, were permitted by the Ugandan government.
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