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@XhubugaH@UGLawyer What could limit hoima is accommodation , and a proper hospital , which are already being worked upon , this still will meet the AFCON 2027 goals . But regardless HOIMA is already a major city by having a stadium , an airport and tourism , soon people will flood that city ✅
@XhubugaH@UGLawyer I actually agree with you ✅, decentralisation of a country’s infrastructure ensures regional balance . Jinja would be great , am sure the next phase of infrastructure will give jinja a stadium with a bigger capacity
@DemoRileyUg@_Kakye Actually this is data driven investment , the long term thinking is Hoima must be at the level of jinja or kampala. And come on man all the data points to hoima being a regional powerhouse why not prepare it adequately rather than last minute investments
@MoWT_Uganda How many of those machines do you have , to me it looks like the country only has one machine ☠️the road marking along that stretch has taken the longest time 🚩🚩
@FDCOfficial1 You are stooping low , you won’t get cheap popularity if you politicize every developmental project within kampala , it’s time to work for your voters , we need an organized kampala
Kampala Minister Minsa Kabanda defends the ban on street vendors, hawkers, and unlicensed transport in Kampala, saying it's about restoring order, safety, and cleanliness, not politics.
She acknowledges vendors' concerns but notes they've taken over walkways, roads, and drainage channels, worsening congestion and health risks. The ban aims to support formal businesses and improve waste management. A two-week grace period is given, after which KCCA will enforce the ban strictly, including arrests.
Kabanda urges residents to separate politics from governance and support efforts to organize the capital, saying "I love the people of Kampala, and this is for their own good" 😊.