Many more thousands of workers graduate from the technical schools. Ugandan workers speak English and are generally trainable, as many investors in the country have found out. More important, Uganda has had no history of labor disputes and industrial strikes. Heavy Investment in Infrastructure Uganda has invested heavily in the development of its infrastructure. Uganda's road system is well linked to its principal trading partners, Kenya and Tanzania.
Rail transport is also available for bulk cargo transportation.
The international airport at Entebbe has undergone major improvements and expansion. It currently handles international air traffic to all the major business centres in the world. Cargo and passenger flights in and out of Uganda are increasing rapidly with Entebbe emerging as an important regional airport alongside other established ports in the region. Government Commitment to Private Sector Government actively encourages investment by permitting the importation of capital equipment free of VAT and duty. The incentive regime on offer provides substantial benefits to the private sector.