Is Kampala on a sustainable development path?

The city’s flood resilience should have considerably improved by now on account of the launch in 2015, of what was touted as an effective Drainage Master Plan, but implementation has invariably been a challenge.

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Minister for Kampala Capital and the Metropolitan Affairs, Minsa Kabanda (second-left) and Kisaka (third-right) with other offi cials inspecting a reconstructed drainage channels during NAM preparations. (File Photo)

By NewVision Reporter

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Christine Najjuma, 43, is a mother of five who lives and operates a small restaurant in Bwaise, a low-lying and flood-prone district of Kawempe division, Kampala.

Is Kampala on a sustainable development path?

The city’s flood resilience should have considerably improved by now on account of the launch in 2015, of what was touted as an effective Drainage Master Plan, but implementation has invariably been a challenge.

Minister for Kampala Capital and the Metropolitan Affairs, Minsa Kabanda (second-left) and Kisaka (third-right) with other offi cials inspecting a reconstructed drainage channels during NAM preparations. (File Photo)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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