OVER 100,000 TREES DONATED FOR KAMPALA BEAUTIFICATION AHEAD OF NAM AND G77+CHINA SUMMITS

With 12 days left to the Non -Alignment Movement and the G 77+china summits, The Minister for Kampala and the Metropolitan Affairs Hajjat Minsa Kabanda and the Executive Director KCCA, Dorothy Kisaka have received over 100,000 tress from Hamis Kiggundu, businessman to help in city greening and beautification.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni took over the chairmanship to host these two events from the president of Azerbaijan.
As the country gears-up to host the Non Aligned Movement and the G+77 summits, Kampala being the host territory embarked on a massive city beautification initiative, urging property owners in Kampala Central Division to enhance the looks of their buildings and surroundings.
The initiative kicked off with property owners on Kampala Road and Entebbe Road taking the lead in painting their houses greening and improving frontages, aligning with a notice issued by the KCCA.

[@nourismail4114]

Mwebale Ham ,Keep my city Warm

[@yasinyasalam3713]

This is what to in Kampala city beautification city thank you khamis 🙏🙏

[@rugumayofrancis8327]

Thanks dear brother

[@user-bc3ne4uy1y]

It's very nice for Ugandans

[@samuelt.kisaame7787]

Kampala will be a better city if boda bodas were prohibited from the city centre. Which other city has so many boda bodas in East Africa or in Africa?

[@robertkukiriza7619]

It's time kcca muve mumuzanyo nokwetilira mukwasise abantu amateeka..bana Uganda balina ekyejo..

[@dennoz2936]

Why is this only done during when we have visitors this should be enforced to everyone

[@user-lb8db9fo4z]

Komanyoko kabanda

[@nourismail4114]

Ebuwaguwe ,stop kuwemula

[@NOAZ-Hotel-KUNGU_Kulambiro]

😂🎉

[@ggmb1032]

The city is supposed to have city ordinances that every business has to abide by. But with bad and corrupt leadership, Uganda has failed. It is you the leaders that have to enforce the laws of the city. That is how it is done in any developed world. If you in a major city in America you will be given a citation for not mowing your grass to certain level that could lead to snakes and other animals evading the neighborhood. That's what Uganda is missing. All the people in leadership are busy stealing instead of funding infrastructure, creating jobs, passing laws and enforcing laws to govern Ugandan cities. If you don't have rules in your house the kids will run over the whole house and eventually tear it down.

[@murungipaul]

Thieves we have seen you