UPDATE | VIDEO: Earlier, KCCA Executive Director Sharifah Buzeki supervises the demolition of kiosks and other unplanned structures across Kampala in the early hours of Friday, as police supported a KCCA enforcement team during the operation.
The exercise forms part of a wider city crackdown following a two-week ultimatum directing street vendors, boda boda riders without designated stages, and taxis operating outside gazetted parks to vacate Kampala’s streets by 8:00pm on February 19.
Buzeki was joined by KCCA’s Director for Public Health and Environment, Dr Sarah Zalwango, and the Authority’s spokesperson, Daniel Nuweabine, during the overnight operation.
Authorities say enforcement will continue, with strict action promised against individuals who ignore the directive and persist with street operations.
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