🚑 Today we conducted an assessment of various ambulance types in preparation for deployment ahead of the CHAN Games kicking off this Monday, August 4th, 2025, at Nambole Stadium! 🎉 Match Day 1: 🇳🇪 Niger 🆚 Guinea – 5PM 🇺🇬 Uganda 🆚 Algeria – 8PM Come out and show your support

Ready for CHAN Games

The Acting Director of Public Health and Environment at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) , Dr.Dr. Sarah Zalwango , conducted an assessment of various ambulance types in preparation for deployment ahead of the CHAN Games, which are set to kick off on Monday, August 4th, 2025, at Nambole Stadium.

On Monday we are in Mandela National Stadium ,everything is set come and support our boys Your health is our priority Government Citizen Interaction Centre Marcella Karekye #CHANGAMES #CAF #Nambolestadium

1/2 Yesterday at Uganda Media Centre, I shared updates on several key issues shaping Kampala’s future — but understandably, the City Carnival got the most attention. Still, here’s what else we discussed that deserves just as much focus: •Road construction connecting communities

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A lot was talked about but Ugandans gave attention to city carnival post 😁

The KCCA City Carnival launch is today

Today, I joined local leaders and the community of Nakawa Division, Mutungo, for a clean-up exercise in Zones 5 and 6. Together with the deputy ED,Mr. Benon Kigenyi , the Director of Public Health Dr Dr. Sarah Zalwango , the Director ICT Miss Monica , the Town Clerk of Nakawa Mr

Today we joined the cleanup in Nakawa, Mutungo Zone 5! 🧹🛻 The road to Zone 5 was littered, and we urged local leaders to step up community sensitization against illegal dumping. Let’s embrace the bring-to-truck initiative on garbage collection days and practice proper waste

Yesterday, I visited the Ndeeba Channel, from Kabaka’s Lake connecting to Nalukolongo, together with my Engineering Team for a needs assessment. We have now embarked on undertaking the required improvements. We treasure your feedback. Together, we can shape the City we all

CHAN Match Day 2: Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) EMS Team deployed and continues to support the delivery of Event Medical Services on Pitch for the entire tournament Government Citizen Interaction Centre #KCCAatWork

Today, we unveiled the Kampala Annual Road Safety Report 2024 and launched a new mass media campaign against speeding in high-risk areas. Road crashes are preventable — every life matters. Slow down, respect speed limits, and protect our most vulnerable road users. Together, we

Honoured to receive a generous UNHCR donation worth UGX 1.8 billion to boost health, education, and gender services for Kampala’s host communities and 160,000 refugees who have found safety and hope in our city. The support includes 100 hospital beds and mattresses, 30 patient

Kampala Capital City Authority led by executive director Hajjat Sharifah Buzeki and Lord Mayor Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago released the Kampala Annual Road Safety Report 2024 and launched the 2025 Road Safety Campaign, “Slow Down. It’s 30 for a Reason!”. The campaign is grounded in evidence from

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