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5-722: Tororo–Mbale–Soroti Road is a road in Eastern Uganda, connecting the towns of Tororo in Tororo District to Mbale in Mbale District and Soroti in Soroti District . The road starts at Tororo and goes through Mbale , Bukedea , and Kumi before ending in Soroti , a distance of about 158 kilometres (98 mi). The coordinates of the road north of Mbale are:1°08'20.0"N, 34°09'54.0"E (Latitude:1.138889; Longitude:34.165000). In 2010

10-519: The USh60 billion final payment. 01°08′20″N 34°09′54″E  /  1.13889°N 34.16500°E  / 1.13889; 34.16500 Tororo District Tororo District is a district in the Eastern Region of Uganda . The town of Tororo serves as the district headquarters. Tororo District is bordered by Mbale District to the north, Manafwa District to the north-east, Kenya to

15-447: The east, Busia District to the south, Bugiri District to the south-west, and Butaleja District to the north-west. Tororo , the largest town in the district and the location of the district headquarters, is approximately 230 kilometres (140 mi), east of Kampala , the capital and largest city of Uganda In 1991, the national population census estimated the population of the district at 285,300. The 2002 national census estimated

20-550: The road, previously gravel surfaced, began to undergo upgrades to class II bitumen surface and installation of shoulders and drainage channels. Dott Services Limited of Uganda was selected as the main contractor. The road comprises two sections; the Tororo–Mbale Road, measuring 48 kilometres (30 mi), and the Mbale–Soroti Road measuring 103 kilometres (64 mi). The Mbale–Soroti Section, which cost USh108 billion,

25-569: Was commissioned on 27 July 2015. The Tororo-Mbale Section, whose renovation price was USh63.8 billion was commissioned in August 2015. The renovations were funded entirely by the Ugandan government. When UNRA officials inspected this road in June 2016, prior to certifying the work as complete, they found it unsatisfactory. The contractor, Dott Services Limited , will have to repair the defects before collecting

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