Drivers in Kampala Capital City get pain and frustration whenever the time to find parking space in the city comes. Many of them even spend more time looking for parking space than the time they take to travel from home to Kampala. This situation has also been worsened by disagreements over parking spaces. Despite all this pain and frustration, KCCA ...

In Kisoro district, security personnel led by the Kisoro RDC, Hajji Shafiq Sekandi have continued flashing out Congolese refugees. The ones being flashed out are those living illegally in host communities along the borderline with Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. A joint effort that happened earlier in the week received a green light from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and ...

MPs on the Climate Change committee are disappointed with the state in which Kiteezi landfill currently is. Some of them have revealed that it has turned into a health and environmental hazard. The MPs, accompanied by KCCA officials, took an oversight visit to the facility recently. However, they were disturbed by the rudimentary manner of its management and the stench ...

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has warned KCCA law enforcement officers and building inspectors to do their duties with discipline, and integrity and stop extortion. She made these remarks during a meeting with the Chairpersons from Central Division and their committees. They met to discuss the challenges they face so as to get solutions. The meeting took place at Old Kampala ...

There are large floods faced by pedestrians, motorists and slum dwellers whenever it rains heavily, even lightly in some areas. Therefore, KCCA revealed a few common places prone to floods. Dorothy Kisaka, the KCCA Executive Director revealed the specific areas in the City’s five divisions susceptible to floods. She named Clock Tower near Queens Way, Meat Packers, Portbell, Mukwano near ...