#KCCA Executive Director Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki

KCCA has rolled out an aggressive municipal solid waste management model, licensing private collectors and introducing direct "Bring-to-Truck" garbage pickup across 857 villages to lift daily disposal capacity to over 2,100 tonnes.

The Ministry of ICT and KCCA are deploying smart sensors, automated weighbridges, and energy-conversion hubs to transform Kampala’s Buyala dumpsite into a digitized, data-driven waste industry.

KCCA has suspended all on-street parking along Kampala Road and Jinja Road to reduce congestion and improve road safety. Motorists are now required to use designated off-street facilities at Uganda House, National Theatre, and various alternative streets in the city center.

KCCA has assured Parliament that Owino Market will not be demolished, saying plans focus on rehabilitation and trader-inclusive redevelopment amid concerns over ownership and possible private takeover.

Government and city officials have called on arcade owners and developers in Kampala to prioritize sanitation and connect their buildings to the main sewer...

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has directed the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to draft a law requiring households to sort garbage at the source. The...