MTN Uganda has introduced a new digital transport solution called Cashless School Days, designed to enhance the safety and convenience of student commutes. Launched at Kololo Secondary School, the initiative features wearable technology that enables students to access school transport services without the need for cash payments.

Busitema University has acquired a fully electric Kayoola bus from Kiira Motors, following in the footsteps of Makerere University. This move is part of the institution's commitment to adopting homegrown green mobility solutions, promoting sustainable transportation options.

Stanbic Bank Uganda has urged educational institutions to adopt renewable energy solutions to help lower operational costs and enhance sustainability in the long term. This initiative aims to promote clean energy usage within the education sector across Uganda.

Kyambogo University has announced the procurement of tuk-tuks to improve mobility for students with disabilities, emphasizing its commitment to inclusive education. Vice Chancellor Prof. Eli Katunguka highlighted that this initiative aims to ensure equitable access to campus facilities for all students.

dfcu Bank has announced its commitment to supporting the growth and sustainability of Uganda's education sector, particularly focusing on international schools. This initiative was highlighted during the International Schools Forum held at dfcu's Nakasero headquarters, which brought together school proprietors, education regulators, curriculum providers, and private sector partners to discuss challenges such as rising costs and regulatory complexities.

As fuel prices rise, transport operators in Uganda are focusing on technological upgrades for efficiency. New-generation commercial trucks are being introduced, which promise reduced fuel consumption and longer service intervals. Additionally, these advancements include a pathway towards electric freight transport, as manufacturers prepare to launch electric trucks in the market.