The city is gradually emerging from the rubble of potholed roads, consistently disorganised planning, and meagre income collections after decades of subpar performance.
Metropolis officials are working quickly to put important physical planning rules into place to guarantee connected neighbourhoods befitting a city.
The metropolitan outskirts are dotted with high-rise structures, which provide a picturesque setting.
The most recent collaboration, the World Bank-funded Kampala Institutional and Infrastructure Development Project (KIIDP), has recently ended. Authorities are also working nonstop to repair roads to bitumen standards.
Makerere Hill, John Babiha (Acacia) Nakawa-Ntinda, Lukuli, Kabusu-Bunamwaya-Lweza, and the Berkley (Bakuli) - Nakulabya-Kasubi section of Hoima Road are a few of the roads that have received improvements under the KIIDP.
However, only 700 km of the 2,100 km of city roads are paved, leaving the remainder with potholes.
Fairway, four intersections on Makerere Hill Road, three intersections on Kira Road, the Bwaise-Mambule intersection on Mambule Road, and three intersections on Hoima Road at Berkeley (Bakuli)-Nakulabye are among the signalised intersections.
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15 сен 2024
