The coronavirus lockdown measures imposed by the Ugandan government has brought the restaurant industry to a standstill.
Cafe Javas, a restaurant chain based in Kampala, has had to change its business model in order to adapt to the pandemic.
“We moved most of our waiters into the delivery [business], in order not to lay them off,” Cafe Javas marketing manager Illona Ndagire told the BBC.
“They were able to deliver meals to customers using bikes.”