Our staff


Moses Aldan – Director/Technician

Moses has lived in Kampala since childhood. He has devoted his life to automotive repair and service
When Moses Aldan met Lamos Kitonsa he found out that they were compatible and had the same passion for automotive repair and service.

Kitonsa Lamos - Technician

Lamos K has 20 years of experience in automotive repair and diagnostics.

Robert S

Robert is Aldies Administrator



Mariam




Florence

Florence is Aldies front office officer.





Employment opportunities

AGW does not have any vacant positions at the moment. We are interested in skilled and qualified mechanics. You can send us your resume which will be considered when a position falls vacant



Corporate Social Responsibility

At Aldies we train the youth and empower them with knowledge and skills in automotive fault diagnosis, repair and service.
 

1 comment:

  1. AVOID
    Brakes not fixed after 3 attempts and lots of shillings later.
    If you’re a white expat (like me) avoid this place. I say this as when you visit you’ll see that it’s a thriving business, so it’s a conscious choice on the part of the owner/managers to offer poor service to non-locals.
    Sadly this is not uncommon with mechanics in Kampala.
    Basically you get the gold star treatment initially, someone picks up and returns your car, and with us on the first return of the car, the owner Moses came too. The work is great, car ticking over like a watch.
    Then with subsequent visits the quality dips. Pick up is delayed for hours, then days, as for some reason there’s no-one available, so you end up taking the car yourself. The work also declines as per our experience with the brakes which remain problematic.

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