Uganda produce traders struggle as higher fuel costs drive up prices
Rising fuel costs are pushing up food prices in Uganda, with traders at Kampala’s Nakasero Market saying higher transport expenses are cutting into their earnings, and making it harder for customers to buy everyday goods.
Traders say reducing transport costs would help stabilise food prices and provide relief for households already facing rising living expenses.
The market vendors say the higher prices are also driving customers away.
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