Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki
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We’re getting on with the job of building a liveable Kampala. Rehabilitation of the 2.3km Kinawataka Road is underway as we prepare to welcome AFCON Pamoja Uganda. The upgrade will be delivering a modern two-lane road, covered drains, and walkways. I commend the Government of Uganda for funding this vital investment. I also appreciate Minister for Kampala Hajjat Minsa Kabanda and Lord Mayor Ronald Nsubuga Balimwezo for joining us at the launch today in Nakawa. As we prepare for AFCON 2027, we’re improving infrastructure that will make Kampala safer, better connected and easier to move around for AFCON and beyond.
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Together we can shape Kampala into a city we all desire to have
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National cleaning Days launch in Kiti zone Kisenyi III parish ,Central Division
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The dry season comes with extra work, please respect and preserve our green spaces
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Wangala Ayi Ssabasajja Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II.
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Today, we commemorate #WorldBreastfeedingWeek by launching the KCCA Breastfeeding Room -a safe, private and supportive space for working mothers to continue breastfeeding after maternity leave. A mother-friendly workplace is an investment in healthier children and families.
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Today’s heavy rainfall put to test our drainage systems in Kampala, and the results are encouraging, although we have not yet achieved our target level of resilience. Areas including Sebana Road, Clock Tower,forest mall, golf course and Allen Road experienced flash floods, but in most of them the water cleared within about seven minutes, compared to past incidents where flooding would last for hours or days and disrupt businesses immensly. This improvement follows recent Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) drainage upgrades, including the construction of 16 crossing culverts along Allen Road and Sebana Road into Nakivubo Channel has increased the city’s capacity to tame storm water. Additional works are ongoing, including longitudinal drainage along Ben Kiwanuka Street and a planned box culvert on Namirembe Road under the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Project. Two buildings, Totala Business and Qualicell, experienced basement flooding due to drainage challenges internal to them, and the KCCA drainage team has been quickly deployed with suction trucks to support them evacuate the water. As drainage improvement works continue, inconvenience caused by this natural occurrence is regreted. Our call on residents, traders & building owners is to dispose of waste responsibly and avoid blocking drainage channels. Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is working to build a cleaner, safer, and more flood-resilient Kampala.
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After my appearance on Sanyuka TV , I had the opportunity to enjoy a breathtaking view of Kampala from the rooftop of Next Media alongside CEO Kin Kariisa🇺🇬 . Moments like these are a reminder of how beautiful and vibrant our city truly is. I LOVE KAMPALA
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Speke Road and part of Kampala Road were washed last night.
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This morning, I made an impromptu visit to Kitebi Health Center to assess service delivery and interact with both staff and patients. I wish to remind the public that all services offered at KCCA health facilities across the city are FREE OF CHARGE. Please do not pay any money for any service. I thank our health workers for upholding the values of patient care, integrity, and teamwork as they continue to serve the people of Kampala.
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THE APPROVED PRIVATE WASTE COLLECTORS ARE AS BELOW ; 1. M/S Nabugabo Updeal Joint Venture Ltd Central Division 2. M/S Hill Top Enterprises Ltd Kawempe South 3. M/S YoWaste Ltd Kawempe North 4. M/S MTSL Energies Ltd Lubaga South 5. M/S Bigseal Holdings Ltd M/S Ecoserv Ltd Makindye East 6. M/S Ecoserv Ltd Nakawa West 7. M/S De Waste U Ltd Nakawa East 8.M/S Biohaz Waste Makindye West 9.9th Collector (to be added) Lubaga Total Capacity: 1,669.5 tonnes + KCCA 500 tonnes = 2,169.5 tonnes daily We appeal to all approved private collectors to properly identify their staff to avoid impersonators in Communities by providing them with identity cards and uniforms. The Expected Outcomes from the weekly Weyonje and upcoming NCSs are as below; • Elimination of illegal dumpsites along roads. • Faster and more efficient waste evacuation. • Improved accountability through clear allocation of responsibilities. • Increased community participation with predictable collection points. • Sustained cleanliness, improved public health, and a more attractive Kampala City. We have scheduled to sensitize Communities/ Parish Sanitation Committees on these National Cleaning Day SoPs: 19th - 20tn August 2026 starting with LC1, LCII, VHTs Coordinators, Parish Internal Security Officer, Police Officers, Ward Administrators. KCCA calls upon all residents, institutions, and businesses to actively participate in the upcoming National Cleaning Day on 29th August 2026. Together, we can eliminate illegal dumping, improve sanitation, so that we can achieve a Vibrant, Attractive, Livable and Sustainable
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Thank you all for joining us today in our campaign to clean and green Kampala. Kampala belongs to all of us, and it is our shared responsibility to keep our city clean, green, and beautiful. The resources we use to maintain our city come from taxpayers’ contributions. Therefore, anyone who destroys public facilities is damaging property that belongs to every citizen. Let us take pride in our city. Together, we can build a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable Kampala for today and for future generations. Love your city. Keep Kampala clean 📱🎥
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Today, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) returned to Kasanvu Zone in Makindye Division not just to clean again, but to work side by side with residents and local leaders to build a stronger culture of hygiene and sanitation . Following last week’s decommissioning of a long-standing illegal dumpsite in the area, we are reminded that real change is not a one-off event, but a daily discipline. Clean frontages, proper waste disposal, and protected drainage channels are essential to public health and dignity. It starts with each of us . We will continue investing in waste management, enforcement, and community mobilisation but lasting impact depends on personal responsibility and community ownership. A cleaner Kampala is a shared responsibility. Let’s keep it going.
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