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Morning traffic congestion as Ugandans head to work in Kampala.
By Bob Karashani , Luke Anami , Nelson Naturinda , Patrick Ilunga , Alex Ngarambe & Bernard Busuulwa
East African cities are choking their economies with huge traffic congestions, becoming victims of their own economic progress.
One study by the UN-Habitat estimates that Nairobi loses some $600,000 per day in man hours, pollution and fuel in traffic jams.
