This move follows the Ministry of Works and Transport's suspension of Jaguar Buses for ten days, after an accident on the Kampala-Masaka road on September 1st, which claimed at least eight lives.
Jack Tukesiga, a money changer at Katuna border, says they are happy that the two leaders had finally accepted to resolve their differences and signed an agreement. He says their prayer is to see the border open for business to resume.
