Vacate buffer zones before another slide – Kisaka warns
Kisaka said as of Friday at the camp, the number of residents was 266 but currently, the number has since risen to 300 people.
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John Cliff Wamala, the communication officer Uganda Red Cross Society, Dorothy Kisaka, the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director receive a donation on behalf of the government of Uganda to the victims of the Kiteezi garbage slide from Sheikh Yasin Kiweewa, the director dawa under the office of the Supreme Mufti and lawyer Elias Luyimbaazi Nalukoola. This was at camp at Kiteezi Church of Uganda Primary School playground camp on August 18, 2024. (Credit: Simon Peter Tumwine)
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KAMPALA - Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka has asked the residents of Lusanja who are living within the 200 metre buffer zone
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