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Kampala Capital City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago has described the city as a death trap. This follows a tragedy at the Kiteezi landfill where a section of the waste gave way, killing over 30 individuals. As the city grapples with uncertainty in its waste management a week later, Lukwago called a press conference at City
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and Entebbe Municipality have reached a consensus to dump the city garbage at the Nkumba dumping site. The agreement comes just days after the leadership in Entebbe stopped city trucks from dumping garbage in Nkumba. This follows the tragedy that befell the Kiteezi landfill, where the city dumps garbage. On
Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago has castigated the executive for negligence of duty regarding the Kiteezi landfill. On Saturday morning, a section of garbage in the Kiteezi landfill gave way, burying houses. By press time, KCCA had confirmed 21 deaths related to the disaster. While KCCA blames a structural accident as they launch investigations, public
Kampala City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago has warned the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) about evicting settlers in wetlands without compensation. Lukwago’s warning comes just a month after NEMA evicted settlers in Lubigi Wetland. This exercise saw families in Ganda-Nasere village, Wakiso Subcounty in Wakiso District lose their homes. Following the evictions, NEMA faced criticism
Kampala City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago has said Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) cannot deliver a functional city. Lukwago made the remarks during a morning show on NBS TV on Monday morning.According to Lukwago, Kampala residents shouldn’t expect a functional city under the authority’s current state. Since its inception in 2011, Erias Lukwago has had
Government has released up to Shs 13.6 billion to pay arrears of city casual laborers, including cleaners. This development was announced by the Minister for Kampala, Minsa Kabanda, on Thursday evening. Minister Minsa said that the government had released up to Shs 13.6 billion that is meant to pay 4,400 workers. On Tuesday, dozens of
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has promised to clear arrears of city cleaners following their protest on Tuesday morning. On Tuesday, dozens of city cleaners took to the streets of Kampala protesting unpaid wages of up to six months. This protest moved across the city and climaxed at the authority’s headquarters. The Tuesday protest is
