Browsing by Author "Muto, Ahmad"

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    Drivers tipped on road usage, car maintenance.
    (Sunday Vision, 2017-08-13) Muto, Ahmad
    The explosion in the car population in Uganda means driving become tougher on the narrow roads and this calls for refresher training on road usage and common causes of accidents and how to avoid them. Victoria Motors Limited, the official dealers of Mitsubishi and Renault vehicles in Uganda.
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    Ford pickup penetrates 'Toyota' market
    (New Vision, 2017-12-07) Muto, Ahmad
    For a long time, Toyota has been the biggest vehicle brand in Uganda, with the biggest market share.
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    Habits that damage the gearbox.
    (New Vision, 2026-02-17) Muto, Ahmad
    Resting a hand on the gear shifter is a bad idea despite arguments of convenience and comfort, considering the damage it causes in the long run. We can also agree the unintentionally shifting drive modes, say from drive to neutral, can damage the gear box or cause an accident.
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    Lack of trust still biggest barrier to car insurance.
    (New Vision, 2026-05-27) Muto, Ahmad
    Motor Insurance is by far one of the areas that perplexes motorists every time it comes up. The insurance covers loss or damage to your vehicle resulting from accidental fire, theft, accidents, third party bodily injury or death and third-party loss or damage.
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    Popular vehicles set to rock
    (New Vision, 2017-12-21) Muto, Ahmad
    According to car dealers, much as the Toyota Wish was the biggest hit of 2017, its reign is over. The car dealers expect other cars to top the list of favorites in 2018.
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    Student Wallet app helps save, enables withdrawals
    (New Vision, 2017-11-12) Muto, Ahmad
    Solomon Bwire, a student of Makerere University, Kampala, who hails from Busia, had a problem during his school days. He says his pocket money was sometimes stolen in the dormitory, so he would need more money in the middle of term. However, it would cost more for his mother to travel to bring him more upkeep. The easiest way would be to use mobile money, but schools do not allow students to have phones. A teacher would receive the money on student's behalf, but that had its complications as well. So when Bwire was at University, he teamed up with fellow students, Julius Kateregga and Albert Ahuura, to address the problem with what they call the student wallet.
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    Wekebere device helps monitor your unborn child
    (Sunday Vision, 2017-07-30) Muto, Ahmad
    Maternal and Neonatal health are of great concern, especially in hard-to-reach areas, where there is little or no access to quality antenatal services. However, with the advancement in technology, steps are being take to make those services more available through innovation.