Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has pledged to work with affected traders to restore their livelihoods and put in place lasting measures to prevent future flooding in the city’s business hubs. The pledge was made during a meeting convened by Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago and held in the Mayor’s Parlour at City Hall on […]
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The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has postponed the highly anticipated which was scheduled to take place on October 5. The announcement was made on Thursday by KCCA Executive Director Sharifah Buzeki during a briefing at the Uganda Media Centre. According to KCCA, the city festival had been pushed to October 12, 2025 at Kololo
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The heart of Kampala pulsed with energy on Wednesday morning as residents, students, leaders, and civil society groups joined hands to give the city a fresh face ahead of the Kampala City Festival. Dubbed the “No-Litter Day,” the pre-festival activity was flagged off at City Square by the Minister for Kampala Capital City and
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Ssalongo Erias Lukwago has been duly nominated by Electoral Commision for For Kampala Mayor .Photo by Naome Namusoke/KMA Updates. Ssalongo Erias Lukwago has been duly nominated by Electoral Commission for For Kampala Mayor. Photo by Naome Namusoke/KMA Updates. Ssalongo Erias Lukwago has been duly nominated by Electoral Commission for For Kampala Mayor .Photo by Naome
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) yesterday officially commissioned the Kampala Traffic Control Center, a modern facility designed to improve traffic flow in the city. The Government of Uganda, with support from the Government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), began construction of the center in 2022. The project aims to enhance
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Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has taken a major step toward climate resilience with the launch of the Climate Change Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (CCVA) Framework report, a tool designed to guide evidence-based adaptation planning for Uganda’s capital. The dissemination workshop, held Wednesday at Fontis Residence Hotel, brought together consultants, city leaders, and development partners to
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Kampala — The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) council meeting convened to resolve the ongoing Nakivubo Channel impasse collapsed on Monday, with some councillors citing safety concerns over the alleged presence of “goons” in the council chambers. The meeting comes amid rising allegations that councillors had approved businessman Hamis Kiggundu’s proposed developments along the drainage
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The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has reaffirmed its control over the Nakivubo Channel and clarified that no approval has yet been granted for any development along the drainage system. During Monday’s KCCA council sitting chaired by Speaker Zahara Luyirika, Deputy Executive Director Benon Kigenyi emphasized, “The Physical Planning Committee has not concluded the review
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KCCA Orders Immediate Halt to Illegal Works on Nakivubo Channel. KCCA technical officers will be assigned to guide the project team in aligning the works with regulatory standards and mitigating risks to the community. Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has ordered the immediate suspension of unapproved works on the Nakivubo Channel after developers commenced
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By Godfrey Kiyingi/KMA Updates. The aspiring Lord Mayor and Nakawa East Member of Parliament, Eng. Ronald Balimwezo, has threatened to seek a court injunction to halt ongoing works on the Nakivubo channel, following what he describes as an unlawful takeover by city tycoon Hamis Kiggundu. The businessman, commonly known as Ham, recently fenced off sections
