Kampala must be clean at all cost – KCCA

Kampala must be clean at all cost – KCCA

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director Sharifah Buzeki together with KCCA Director of Public Health KCCA Dr. Sarah Zalwango have launched a massive campaign to get Kampala cleaned. They spent the whole of yesterday cleaning Nakawa alongside Mayors Nubian Bukenya of Nakawa Division and Eng. Ronald Balimwezo Nsubuga, the Kampala Mayor. The exercise was […]

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 Frank Gashumba excited about Street Vendors eviction

Frank Gashumba excited about Street Vendors eviction

Social Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Businessman and political analyst, Mr. Frank Gashumba, has welcomed Government’s decision of removing street vendors from Kampala. Reacting to the news after they were completely evicted, vocal Frank Gashumba said this has been long overdue. He said Kampala deserves a clean and well organized status as the capital city of Uganda, […]

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 Court blocks further Construction of Judge Sebutinde’s Bugolobi apartment

Court blocks further Construction of Judge Sebutinde’s Bugolobi apartment

Residents and local leaders of Bugolobi’s Princess Anne Drive have secured a court order halting the construction of a multi-storied apartment block owned by Justice Julia Sebutinde, a Ugandan judge serving on the International Court of Justice (ICJ), after the High Court found that the dispute raises serious questions of legality under Uganda’s building laws. […]

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 KCCA Clears MK International School, confirms Compliance with International Standards

KCCA Clears MK International School, confirms Compliance with International Standards

Kampala: The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has cleared MK International School in Busega of earlier reports questioning the school’s accommodations, confirming that the institution now meets the required standards. The clarification comes after former KCCA Director of Education, Juliet Nambi Namuddu, had raised concerns over the condition of the school’s facilities. Authorities have since […]

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 Ham launches massive cleanup operations at Nakivubo Drainage Channel ahead of development

Ham launches massive cleanup operations at Nakivubo Drainage Channel ahead of development

Kampala: In a decisive move to kickstart long-awaited redevelopment works, city businessman Hamis Kiggundu, popularly known as Ham, has launched a massive cleanup operation along the downstream section of the Nakivubo drainage channel. The exercise marks a critical first step in preparing the site for actual construction to begin in the coming weeks. Heavy machinery, […]

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 The Kiteezi Dilemma: Audit Warnings, Institutional Reports & The Peril Of Prosecutorial Misuse

The Kiteezi Dilemma: Audit Warnings, Institutional Reports & The Peril Of Prosecutorial Misuse

The prosecution alleges that the Executive Director (ED) and Deputy Executive Director (DED) failed to act on critical warnings contained in internal audit and technical reports related to the Kiteezi Landfill (KLF). However, this line of argument fundamentally misrepresents the role of internal assurance functions, distorts administrative structures, and ignores both procedural norms and statutory […]

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 The KCCA Kiteezi Disaster, Selective Memory of Institutions & When Audit Warnings Become Weapons Against the Wrong People

The KCCA Kiteezi Disaster, Selective Memory of Institutions & When Audit Warnings Become Weapons Against the Wrong People

In the Kiteezi trial, the prosecution’s next line of argument leans heavily on a series of internal audit reports and technical warnings allegedly “ignored” by the Executive and Deputy Executive Directors. But beneath the legal posturing lies a deeper truth: these reports were advisory, not executive instructions; institutional, not personal; and routed, as per law […]

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 Scapegoats of the State: How Uganda’s Justice System Is Criminalizing Reform to Shield Institutional Failure

Scapegoats of the State: How Uganda’s Justice System Is Criminalizing Reform to Shield Institutional Failure

A quiet institutional tragedy is playing out in Uganda; one not of collapsed infrastructure but of collapsed justice. In the name of accountability, the State is now prosecuting its own reformers, targeting senior executives at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) for a national failure they neither authored nor controlled. This is not an honest reckoning […]

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