Kampala’s deplorable drainage: What is KCCA doing about it?

Poor sanitation costs the country sh389b annually, which is equivalent to 1.1% of the National Gross Domestic Product. Less than 7.5% of Kampala residents are served by a public sewer.

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Kasokoso and Mutungo bridge that was washed away by floods after a heavy downpour. Poor drainage systems have led to the destruction of many infrastructure such as bridges and roads
By NewVision Reporter
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Seventy-year-old Night Namubiru’s house is a simple, brick and iron roof three-bedroom structure, sitting on a large neat compound. The compound has a wooden rack where kitchen utensils are washed

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