About Kampala City Uganda 2025

[RaeKembabazi]

Like the video, subscribe and leave a comment of what you like the most about Kampala ! 🇺🇬

[mesutgokdemir]

Greetings from Turkey. I have been in Kampala for 2 months this year and I will come again on May 7th. Beautiful country Uganda. The infrastructure and city traffic of the campground should be fixed.

[alexanderthegreat]

Μy greetings and love from Greece 🇬🇷. From a young greek boy that loves and wants to visit so much Africa and especially Nigeria and Uganda.❤🥰🙏😊😇

[walkonwalkon]

Beautiful video. Great information. I guess I will be coming to Kampala in the near future. Thank you dada. 🙏🏿

[tbrucechebore]

Kampala is soo beautiful, much love from kenya

[EthanBampeire]

Magnificent, shimering, iconic ehhhy. thanks for the nice video.

[eddiemawa]

Great content, excellent and eloquent narratives thanks for showcasing Kampala to the world 👍😍

[stuartmuhumuza]

Lovely job as always... You've exceeded yourself on this one... Again!!!!

[philippinespaulregbruceukl]

❤🇬🇧 7 Hills yes is there a few English people that Live There in Kampala 🇬🇧❤️

[denisssebuyungo]

Brilliant content sweetie, we love you as UGANDANs that's for loving your country we shall continue supporting you!!

[ugisaacnewton]

What a great exploration, I can't believe I'm just learning more that I didn't know about my own city before, with a wonderful narration as an added bonus. Keep up the Great Work 🙏🙏🙏

[harpalpatel]

Nice Kampala Uganda cuntry 😅 patel family business man Uganda Kampala

[apolokaggwa]

With a population of almost 4 million and growing at the rate of just over 5% a year, Kampala's population is expected to have exceeded 7 million by 2035, which is only 12 years from now. Where will all those people live? I think that of all the problems we are facing in the city, housing would be the most difficult to grapple with, followed by the scarcity of jobs.

Worse still, the city leadership today is in turmoil, since the creation of the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) back in 2010. It has allowed the central government to usurp the powers of the elected officials of the city, by appointing the Director of Kampala, who is not accountable to the residents of the city at all. As a result, the residents of Kampala have no say whatsoever in how their city is governed.

Finally, there comes a point in people's lives, whereby such a situation may become intolerable. The 7 million population would be a powerful political base to be reckoned with which can never be ignored. Interference by the central government would become a serious issue the residents can no longer tolerate. I can predict that the law that created the KCCA would most likely be repealed, thereby doing away with the Director of Kampala and restoring the authority to run the city to the Lord Mayor, the City Council and the residents of Kampala where it belongs.