Kampala Capital City Authority Spox

PUBLIC NOTICE ! On 9 July, we took enforcement action against illegal developments within the Kampala Flyover Phase II Project corridor at Centenary Park, demolishing a turf structure and two other unauthorized structures that were being erected along the planned road alignment. Construction for Phase 2 of the Kampala Flyover Project (Lot II) is scheduled to begin in January 2027. The developers had been notified earlier by our teams. In February 2026, we issued a notice when the site had only been graded, and another notice was served in April after construction activities continued without approval. Despite these warnings, the developers proceeded with the works in disregard of the directives. To protect a major public infrastructure project and prevent obstruction of the planned road works, the Authority moved in to enforce compliance. This action is part of our wider Development Control enforcement programme aimed at preventing illegal construction, protecting road reserves, and promoting orderly urban development in Kampala. KCCA remains committed to ensuring that all developments in the city comply with approved plans and regulations. Illegal construction will not be allowed to compromise public projects or the future growth of Kampala. Before you build, get approval. Development must be planned, approved, and compliant. #ForALivableCity

Mr @KwikirizaNova ,We note the concerns regarding the City Oil Kamwokya–Kira Road Police Station stretch (1.7 km). The works are progressing steadily: drainage is at 85% completion, while the motorable area, walkways, and service ducts are all on course. The challenges with utility transfers have been largely resolved, now at over 80%, alongside a few design reviews whose approvals are underway. These steps are critical to ensuring durable infrastructure and minimizing future disruptions. The project is scheduled for handover to KCCA on 30th October 2026, and we remain committed to delivering a road that supports businesses, residents, and all road users.

Our attention has been drawn to videos circulating on social media relating to the release of alleged offenders and alleging that the latter had been held hostage by the KCCA Enforcement Team. KCCA hosts several agencies at City Hall, including the Judiciary, which operates a Grade II Magistrate’s Court. This court receives alleged offenders arising from both KCCA enforcement and Police operations. The catchment area for the court is Kira Police, Nateete Police, Central Police Station, Old Kampala, Katwe -Kabalagala, the Directorate of Public Prosecution (DPP), KCCA and Parliament of Uganda. Other offices hosted at City Hall include the Ministry Zonal Office (MZO) handling land matters. It is operated by the Ministry of Lands Housing and Urban Development. The DPP offices operated by Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. The individuals who were allegedly released were under the custody of the Police and the Court , not KCCA enforcement officers. It is alledged that the incident involved one of the city’s elected leaders who chose to interface with judicial processes in her own manner. The matter is being handed within the structures of the judiciary and the Uganda Police Force whose processes were alledgedly interfeared with. We believe and trust that the two institutions will address this matter to ensure justice, law and order. KCCA remains committed to lawful procedures and to working in harmony with other institutions in the delivery of services to the people of Kampala.

@JAdegitho @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda @KCCAUG We are very aware and we are already working with partners in the telecommunications industry to address this. Note; all our new roads come with service and utility ducts to cater for such. Thank you 🙏

@KCCASpox @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda Does @KCCAUG aware of these messy poles, can't they emerge

As part of our ongoing efforts to implement trade order and curb illegal development in the City, we have this morning apprehended errant individuals putting up an illegal billboard along Tank Hill road in Muyenga risking the safety of road users. We urge the public to desist from such illegal acts and to follow the @KCCAUG guidelines in conducting similar business. #ForALivableCity

@Jehovah_001 @KCCAUG @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda No permission given and that’s why it was taken down among other reasons including safety of the road users.

@KCCASpox @KCCAUG @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda 1.Who gave them permission to install a billboard stretching in the middle of the road? 2.Why do they work without safety measures?

@DanielMusobo @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda Hello Daniel, Please be informed that the works were on removing it as seen in this photo taken later in the evening. Thank you

@KCCASpox @KCCAED @Buzeki_Sharifah @BenonKigenyi @PoliceUg @GovUganda But they continued to work till this evening, or they got cleared later

#KCCAatWork a few hours later 🫵 Morning Evening

KCCA Seals Ntinda Buildings Over Illegal Wastewater 2nd June 2026 @KCCAUG Public Health teams sealed three commercial buildings along Ntinda–Kisaasi Road after investigations confirmed illegal discharge of wastewater into a stormwater drainage channel. All shops and businesses within the affected premises have been closed. Operations will only resume once property owners rectify their sewerage systems to meet public health and environmental standards. KCCA urges tenants and businesses to handle waste responsibly and reminds all stakeholders that discharging sewage into stormwater drains endangers public health, damages the environment, and weakens city drainage infrastructure. KCCA remains committed to enforcing sanitation and environmental regulations to safeguard Kampala as a healthy and livable city. #ForALivableCity

Mukulu Henry Mpiima We have ongoing massive evacuation of waste across the city under our @Weyonje campaign. We engage, sensitize and encouraging communities to utilize our trucks that traverse city communities at least twice a week and the regular concessionaire trucks and to embrace the Bring to Truck initiative not piling garbage on the streets. We appreciate partners who have joined hands with us to educate the public on waste segregation- you can join us too. Together we are building a city that is livable for all.

It’s on tomorrow Friday 29 May, 2026 ! The #KlaCyclingDay happening every last Friday of the month is here now, join us in advocating for safer roads, clean air, healthy people and a Livable city. All you need to do is get your bicycle 🚲, and cycle with us, starting 8:30am. #ForALivableCity

@sum109 No, it’s not.

@KCCASpox But is it Balimwezo’s idea?

CLARIFICATION: A decision to retire the over 50-year-old chair was made to ensure that it is preserved and conserved in the exhibition space together with other items like the ceremonial robing and portraits of past leaders of the Authority. This forms part of KCCA’s broader effort to modernise offices while preserving institutional heritage.

Congratulations to the Lord Mayor and Lord Councillors. Together we shall build a livable City.

Live on set 📺 @StartvUganda now, is the @KCCAED. Tune in and follow our #KCCAonAir segment as @Buzeki_Sharifah details the KCCA plan on trade order, city infrastructure, waste management and more. Do not miss 🫵

Following the heavy downpour experienced earlier today in the city, @KCCAUG noted that water levels in most affected areas dispersed within a short time as drainage systems normalized. Our teams rose to the occasion to clear blocked channels and monitor the situation for swift response. We have also noted the circulation of some AI-generated and misleading images falsely portraying the situation. We urge the public to always verify information through our official platforms and avoid spreading unverified content. Additionally, we call upon all landlords and business owners to exercise responsible waste management measures and stop indiscriminate littering and dumping of waste which ends up in drainage channels, significantly contributing to blockage and flooding during such heavy rains. Motorists and pedestrians are advised to always exercise caution in flood-prone areas during periods of rainfall. KCCA remains committed to improving storm water management in the City #ForALivableCity.

#KCCAatWork #ForALivableCity

We are counting just a few hours to the Multi-Sector dialogue on #AirQuality management in Kampala set for 30 April, 2026 at City Hall. Come learn and share ideas on how or what different stakeholders are doing to improve Kampala’s air quality. #PolicyDialogueOnAirQuality #BreatheCleanLiveHealthier

Did you know that with the help of the @KCCAUG’s Kampala tree and Palm directory, you can access all information on tree species, their common name, description and uses among others? Visit the page to ascertain more on Kampala’s rich tree and palm directory. Tap link to see page kcca.go.ug/tree-directory #Kla4Climate

Not even the morning rain could stop us from getting the work done today In Kansanga. @BenonKigenyi, together with @sarahkzalwango led us in a @Weyonje community cleanup along Ggaba Road. We appreciate all the community members who came out to give a hand and our frontline workers for the resilience. #KCCAatWork #ForALivableCity