School in Banda, Kampala District, Uganda
Nabisunsa Girls' Secondary School
Nabisunsa Girls Secondary School is an all-girl boarding school located in Kampala, Uganda.
The school was founded in 1954 by Prince Badru Kakungulu, a Buganda Royal, in 1954, to offer post-primary education to the Muslim girl-child. Today it admits girls of all faiths.
How locals move
Getting around Nabisunsa Girls' Secondary School the local way
Share-taxi routes mapped nearby
- Muyenga
- Bukassa
OpenStreetMap contributors.
- Get inBy Rideshare (Uber/Faras/ Bolt) - at least 80,000 UGX, depending on your accommodation By Boda-Boda/shared taxi (matatu) - around 7000 UGX.
- Get inIn the city, take a Matatu to Kampala for around 3500.
- Get aroundThere are three methods of public transport: boda-bodas, matatu and special hires.
- Get aroundThe fastest and most dangerous method is the boda-boda.
- Get aroundBoda-bodas are dangerous however, as the drivers will do whatever it takes to get you to your destination quickly.
- Get aroundBoda-boda accidents account for most of the hospital visits and traffic fatalities in Kampala; you have been warned!
- Get aroundBoda-bodas got their name from the bicycle taxis that operated at some of the busy border crossing points.
- Get aroundHence the bicycle taxis would cry "boda-boda" (a poor pronunciation of "border to border" in English) to the weary travellers.
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