Several activities that appear in the year planner may not be funded by the Government of Uganda. Partners have supported in education, health, tourism, and city infrastructure development. In 2023, KCCA received external funding for these city works; 1. The lighting of KCCA markets and schools and several refurbishments of city infrastructure were funded by […]
As 2023 draws to a close, the Kampala City leadership team has today met to assess the progress of the Kampala city roads rehabilitation project, KCRRP. The meeting was chaired by the Minister for Kampala City and Metropolitan Affairs, Hajjati Minsa Kabanda, The team received updates on the ongoing works from the Project Coordinator. It
Lucy Nakyobe, the Head of Public Service and Chairperson of the National Organizing Committee for the upcoming Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) Summit and the G77+China summits, toured the infrastructure projects related to the summits to evaluate the progress. These summits are set to take place at Speke Resort Munyonyo from January 15 to 23, 2024. Nakyobe,
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Kampala City is set to unveil a state of the art football stadium in the middle of the city at Nakivubo. The stadium is right next to the historical Owino market and is surrounded by archades hosting over one hundred thousand traders. On Sunday, Ham Kiggundu, the developer, hosted the KCCA Executive Director, Dorothy Kisaka,
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and Standard Chartered Bank have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at bolstering financial literacy among beneficiaries of the Parish Development Model (PDM) in Kampala. The MOU inked on December 15, by Dorothy Kisaka, KCCA’s Executive Director, and Sanjay Rughani, CEO/Managing Director of Standard Chartered Bank Uganda, underscores
Kampala City has today celebrated its outstanding achievement in winning the Guangzhou International Award for Urban Innovation during jubilant ceremony held at the Serena Hotel on Thursday. The accolade recognizes cities that have demonstrated exceptional commitment and creativity in addressing urban challenges. Kampala emerged as a distinguished winner among five global cities, including Xianning (China),
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KCCA, in collaboration with Kitebi Secondary School, has today launched a Smart City Ambassadors Holiday Camp bringing together teenagers aged 13-19years old in residential training. The primary goal of the camp is to rally the young people as Smart City ambassadors and instil values that promote smart living and smart self governance. The camp opened
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Haji Kamulegeya Muhammed the Kitebi SSS is the host headmaster for the Smart City holiday camp. The event is organized at Kitebi secondary school in partnership with KCCA Hajji Kamulegeya Muhammed is the host headmaster for the Smart City holiday camp. He is a well recognised champion of patriotism. The event is organized at kitebi
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In a vital move to maintain urban development standards, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) enforcement officers have demolished an illegal structure along Saddler Way, opposite Kampala Parents School in Nakawa Division. Despite multiple warnings, the developer proceeded to encroach on a road reserve, violating development control procedures outlined in the Physical Planning Act, 2010, and
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