Meeting law enforcement officers at City Hall on Tuesday, Buzeki said that indiscipline will not be tolerated and that individual officers will be held accountable.
The court ruling, delivered on Thursday, is part of an ongoing case in which Bebe Cool accuses Muhangi of illegally using his content in fifteen YouTube links, which were reportedly also broadcast on NTV, a local television station.
Katende was captured in a viral video removing garbage from a tricycle commonly known as tuku-tuku and depositing it in a drainage system during a heavy downpour within the City.
In 2024, Mpungu petitioned Court saying she was elected as woman councilor representing Old Kampala Parish in 2021 general elections and that she filed a case against the Uhuru, Tumusiime Maureen Kabananura the Woman Councilor Nakasero Parish and KCCA for a temporary injunction restraining them from implementing the decision by Uhuru in the letter dated 25th January, 2024 removing her from the position of Deputy Mayor Kampala Central Division.
In 2020, Nalule sued KCCA seeking a declaration that the KCCA was negligent in its duties when it left an open manhole which she fell into and as a result sustained life threatening injuries on her body and sought compensatory damages, general damages, punitive damages, special damages and costs of the suit.
While presenting the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Ministerial Policy Statement for the next financial year 2022/2023 Wednesday, Kyofatogabye told the committee that the Authority had experienced persistent budget cuts for the last three financial years, which has impacted its activities.
Kabanda says that part of the entire land covered by the carpet belongs to the taxi park. She says that private developers will construct above the taxi park without tampering with the carpet surface.
Court records seen by Uganda Radio Network on Friday indicate that the file has been allocated to Justice Musa Ssekaana who has fixed November 25 as the date to start hearing the main case.
Robert Kyukyu, the Manager for Strategy Management at Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) told Parliament’s Presidential Affairs Committee that the master plan followed a grant agreement worth USD 23 million, (81.16 billion Shillings) signed with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in February 2019, towards traffic flow improvement.
The joint parliamentary team, comprising the Public and Local Government Accounts committees was tasked to review a list of beneficiaries of the COVID-19 cash, which was tabled before parliament by Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja last month. Under the initiative, the government has been distributing 100,000 Shillings to selected people classified as vulnerable during the 42-day lockdown which ended on Friday.
This is carried in the committee report to parliament following an inquiry prompted by a whistleblower petition to Speaker Rebecca Kadaga dated 20th August, 2019.
According to Namuddu, the new initiative does not stop teachers from getting the jab from any of the designated health centers and hospitals. However, she says it is aimed at bringing the exercise closer to the teachers and attaining their target by the end of May.
The group led by one Stephen Lubanza says is claiming legal ownership of the land located at Kawaala Zone 11 in Kasubi Parish, on which Kampala Capital City Authority is threatening to evict them.
Eng. David Luyimbazi, KCCA Deputy Executive Director told URN that they are very optimistic that the contractor will complete the work a week towards Christmas.
Eng. David Luyimbazi, the Deputy Executive Director of KCCA, says this partnership is to focus on solving major challenges facing the city including building urban resilience in slums/informal settlements and integrating the informal economy.
The move follows a plea by State Minister for Mineral Development Sarah Opendi earlier in September, to the Parliamentary Commission to get rid of Marabou storks around the precincts of Parliament saying they pause a health threat to the MPs.
This means that the Authority has added three more acres to the initial two that Nalongo Estates Company said it had surrendered for the project. The company is said to have entered a Memorandum of Understanding with KCCA to develop the land as a recreational and bridal park.
Lukwago says that plans to develop Kampala should be inclusive and address the needs of low-income earners like street vendors, hawkers, Boda Boda riders among others.
The two oaths which include the oath of secrecy and that of KCCA Executive Director were administered by the Head of Public Service and Secretary to the Cabinet Dr John Mitala in the presence of the Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago and KCCA councillors.
The dismissal of this case comes at the time when teachers are struggling to survive following the government's order to close schools until further notice to avoid the spread of Covid 19 pandemic which has so far killed two Ugandans and thousands cross the globe.
