After a short break for emergency repairs, the MV Kalangala Ferry is back in service, bringing relief to travelers and residents who depend on this important transport link. The Ministry of Works and Transport has confirmed that the ferry services connecting Entebbe to Nakiwogo, as well as Kalangala to Lutoboka, are now fully operational.
The repairs focused on the ferry engines, ensuring that the vessel is now safe for passengers and cargo. According to the Ministry, the ferry has been restored to normal operating condition, allowing daily services to run without interruptions or safety concerns.
The MV Kalangala Ferry is a vital lifeline for the islands of Kalangala, supporting the movement of people, goods, and essential services. Its return to operation is expected to ease travel for commuters, traders, and school children who rely on it to connect with the mainland.
The Ministry of Works and Transport thanked the public for their patience during the temporary disruption. Officials emphasized that the repairs were completed efficiently and that safety remains the top priority for all ferry operations.
Local communities have welcomed the resumption of services, noting that the ferry is crucial for work, trade, and daily life. Many had faced challenges during the pause, including delays in transporting goods and reaching workplaces or schools on time.
With the MV Kalangala Ferry back on the water, travelers can now enjoy a smooth, safe, and reliable journey. The Ministry reassures the public that regular services will continue as scheduled, restoring normalcy for residents and boosting confidence in this key transport route.
