Road Safety Club Strengthens Emergency Response Through Advanced First Aid Training

News – Road Safety Club Uganda   Mbarara  -The Road Safety Club Uganda, has successfully conducted an intensive Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) training aimed at strengthening post-crash emergency response in Western Uganda. The training equipped the Club’s First Aid Response Team with essential life-saving skills to better serve communities in […]

NEWS- ROSA Club & Global Bus Co. Promote Safer Roads with Driver’s’ Sight Tests.

Last month, Road Safety Club Mbarara (ROSA Club), a member of ROSACU, led an eye-testing campaign for bus drivers in Mbarara District, western Uganda. The initiative was conducted in partnership with Global Coaches Co. Ltd and sponsored by Arunga’s Eye Hospital .   Mr. Thompson Sam Mwesigwa, CEO of ROSA Club, said the eye-testing exercise […]

GHAI Equips 22 Professionals to Drive Digital Road Safety Awareness in Uganda

ROSACU proudly celebrates a major achievement: the successful completion of its Six-Month Communications Program for Road Safety Communications Officers. This dynamic initiative trained 22 outstanding communications professionals representing various ROSACU member organizations, equipping them with the skills to lead effective road safety advocacy across Uganda. A special note of appreciation goes to the Global Health […]

URRENO Leads Road Safety Awareness Along West Nile’s Koboko-Yumbe-Moyo Corrido

The Koboko-Yumbe-Moyo (KYM) road project, led by the Ministry of Works and Transport with support from the World Bank, is upgrading the 105 km corridor from gravel to bituminous standard. Alongside the economic benefits, the project integrates essential road safety measures, including pedestrian crossings, walkways, and other interventions designed to reduce crash risks. Complementing these […]

Over 30 VIP Drivers Trained in Tanzania

With rising concerns over road crashes and driver preparedness in East Africa, members of the Road safety Coalition Uganda – ROSACU are rolling out targeted initiatives to improve safety on the highways. Responsive Drivers Uganda, a ROSACU member recently led a five-day training in Arusha, Tanzania, for VIP drivers from Kenya and the Tanzanian Parliament, […]

ROSACU’s Safe School Zone Initiatives and Ongoing Successes

In May 2025, Uganda launched the Safe School Zone Initiative aimed at reducing road traffic fatalities among children. Led by the Ministry of Education and Sports, the initiative employs a multi-sectoral approach that integrates road safety education with enhanced enforcement measures and targeted infrastructure improvements. The urgency of the Safe School Zone initiative can no […]

Chairman’s Remarks on ROSACU’s Expansion, Secretariat Development, and Future Plans

Mr. Fred Tumwiine, Chairperson - The Road Safety Advocacy Coalition Uganda (ROSACU)

The Road Safety Advocacy Coalition Uganda (ROSACU)CU) continues to grow, expanding from 5 to nearly 40 member organizations and solidifying its position as Uganda’s leading road safety coalition. Despite limited resources, members remain united, sharing knowledge, making sacrifices, and fostering collaboration across academia, media, civil society, and government. This year, our major milestone is the […]

Spotlight on the Key Institutions and Partners Powering ROSACU’s Safety Movement

Mr. Sam Bambanza, The General Secretary ROSACU

ROSACU is a unique Coalition that brings together diverse expertise and organizations working across various aspects of road safety in Uganda. Its membership includes technical partners such as The Global Health Advocacy Incubator (GHAI) and the Global Road Safety Partnership (GRSP), both leading the coalition’s capacity building through resource support. Our coalition is strengthened by […]

Mr. Baguma’s Resource Mobilization Appeal

Mr. Richard Baguma, ROSACU’s Treasurer / Publicity Lead and Executive Director - UNAU

ROSACU’s revised five-year strategic plan aims to build a vibrant coalition that contributes to reducing road crashes and fatalities in Uganda by 25% by 2030. Our priorities include strengthening institutional systems, enhancing member capacity, and establishing sound governance frameworks. Key milestones include a fully operational secretariat, adopted coalition policies, and progress towards over 100 member […]

NEWS- UNAU Empowers Young Leaders to Tackle Uganda’s Road Safety Crisis

A key area of focus for the United Nations Association of Uganda (UNAU) has been road safety advocacy. Uganda faces a growing crisis of road traffic injuries, particularly among young riders and passengers using motorcycles, commonly known as bodabodas. Many of these accidents involve riders without proper protective gear,such as standard motorcycle helmets. To address […]