On @ubctvuganda Behind the Headlines, highlighting @KCCAUG strategy to improve travel time on city roads from 4.2 km/min to 3 min/km by 2030.
We are upgrading our roads to achieve 52% pavement of the 2,104 road network by 2030.
We are working on our drainages to mitigate floods in the city so as to save merchandise and property in our business hubs.
To improve mobility, the Bus Rapid Transit & light rail are in the pipeline. These interventions are a highway to middle-income prosperity .
Proud to share The Kampala Experience at the Africa Clean Air Forum 2026 in Pretoria, South Africa.
@KCCAUG now leads Africa in transparent air quality reporting with 134 monitors across the city. Despite average levels of 39 µg/m³, within Uganda’s national standard, we are determined to cut this in half by 2030.
Our capacity & commitment have earned Kampala the National Environment Sustainability Award, a Guangzhou Innovation nomination, and 1st African City to be inducted into the International Network of Tree Cities, for our amazing 5,705 trees per SqKm
I am convinced that pollution knows no borders. Clean air must be a shared responsibility.
The Department of Management Services held a validation meeting with senior technical officers from various service delivery areas under the Ministry of Internal Affairs to review and validate the compendium of documented processes for the Ministry.
It was truly humbling to witness the multitudes from across our nation gathered at Kololo Ceremonial Grounds for the Run for Hope & Charity. Today’s event was a powerful testament to unity, compassion, and the spirit of giving.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to Gen @mkainerugaba for inspiring this meaningful celebration that brought Ugandans together in solidarity and purpose.
On behalf of @KCCAUG , I wish the General a blessed 52nd birthday. May the good Lord continue to protect you and grant you wisdom and strength.
Mr @KyetumeBoy, As we harmonize with the Ministry of Works and Transport (@MoWT_Uganda) ,the @KCCAUG Engineering team is being deployed to road starting this week to make it motorable.
We are taking off the next 4 days (starting yesterday) to commemorate the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) Day.
D.E.A.R. Day, is an annual celebration that is aimed at promoting the reading culture as individuals take some time off their usual schedule to read alone or as a team.
This week will run from the 16th to the 19th of March under the theme : Creating Hope through Reading.
Join in!
#DEARDay2026
It was a mix of excitement and emotion at Kitante Primary School earlier in the day as the Lord Mayor, @EriasLukwago_ joined pupils for a Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) Day reading session.
Marking what he said would be his last participation in the Drop Everything and Read (DEAR) Day as Lord Mayor, he urged pupils to believe in themselves, read hard and have hope that they can make it.
Here is the full story https://t.co/Mz86Gkl05V
Today I joined @KCCAED, @MinofHealthUG Dep’t of Environmental Health, Director of Public Health, Dr. Daniel Kyabayinze and partners to launch Uganda’s #SanitationWeek 2026 under the theme “Accelerating Safely Managed Sanitation for a Healthier Uganda.”
#InvestInUGchildren
VIDEO: Kampala Capital City Authority denies allegations of involvement in demolition parts of St. Balikuddembe Market.
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