Kampala is catching a fresh vibe! Cleaner streets, better walkways and visible improvements across the city.
You can actually feel the difference. Big credit to @KCCAUG for making Kampala cleaner, smoother and more accessible for everyone.
@Buzeki_Sharifah@sarahkzalwango
Honoured to meet Gen. Salim Saleh for an inspiring discussion on advancing sanitation in Kampala. We explored bold and sustainable approaches to improving public health through better sanitation, innovative waste-to-wealth solutions, and climate-resilient practices that can transform our communities.
I was deeply humbled to receive gifts from Gen. Saleh, a gesture I greatly appreciate. Together, through collaboration and shared commitment, we can build a cleaner, healthier, and more resilient Kampala for present and future generations.
Thank you for your feedback, @Mercy_k01, and for caring about your city.
We are on ground with our team in Gaba, evacuating every pile of garbage to the Buyala Management Site.
Shisha Smoking and Public Health.
Mr.@kamyakasozi thank you for this information .@KCCAUG reminds the public that shisha smoking was banned under the Public Health Act through the Control of Smoking Regulations, 2016. The law prohibits importation, sale, and use of shisha pipes due to severe health risks.
KCCA enforcement teams continue to apprehend offenders and seize shisha pots at points of source and use. These actions safeguard community health, as harmful substances affect the wider public.
Offenders will continue to be prosecuted, and confiscated items will not be returned. Compliance protects lives and strengthens Kampala’s commitment to a healthier, safer city.
Here's what KCCA's FREE public toilets around the city look like!
These two facilities are located at City Square, providing residents and visitors with clean, accessible public sanitation.