Mirama Hills one stop border to ease Travel between Uganda and Rwanda –Uganda Safari News.

boarderThe newly handed Mirama Hills one stop frontier post between Uganda and Rwanda is one of thirteen (13) boarders in the East African region which is established to link both business and leisure travelers on Uganda safaris but crossing borders to Rwanda. The one stop boarder was handed over to the border, customers and security organizations or agencies from the two countries of Uganda and Rwanda. Funded by Trade Mark East Africa, the one stop frontier post is  one of the mechanisms initiated or introduced to ease the flow of travelers and goods when trading across the east African region. In regard to tourism, the border post will help to ease the movement of visitors on Safari tours to Uganda but crossing to Rwanda by reducing the red tape and reduce time wastage when crossing the border from Uganda to Rwanda. Local citizens of Uganda and Rwanda can now cross the boarders of the two countries by help of the ID cards and for the case of Ugandans one can even use voter’s cards after passport requirements were ignored during the Coalition of the Willing, aka Northern Corridor Integration Projects countries fast tracked the movement of people and goods, something the East African Community at large had for long failed to do.
Mirama Hills is the nearest option for visitors on Uganda safaris but crossing to Rwanda. The area is anticipated to also see the new Standard Gauge Railway line from the frontier of Uganda with Kenya, via Uganda’s Capital city Kampala and on to Kigali in Rwanda, built here and due to the terrain not likely to continue to Kabale from where the Gatuna frontier can be easily accessed.
Travelers can now even transfer from Uganda to Rwanda through the boarder by road transport because roads on both sides have been constructed .hence for budget travelers who feel like using public means can use the bus companies transporting travelers from Uganda to Rwanda or from Rwanda to Uganda. The cost of construction of the new frontier post was given as just under 8 million US Dollars and the construction works as handled by Ugandan based company Dott Services construction ltd.
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