The Kampala City Festival that started seven years ago and on average hosts about 5 million people from within and outside the region will not take place this year.
The event was a platform for the public and partners to carry out their businesses and get entertainment. Some others claim that it was the only way of uniting ll Ugandans since they gathered in one place.
However, this year, the funds have been channeled to charity instead of focusing on entertainment. According to the KCCA executive director, Jennifer Musisi, the money will be used in schools and hospitals in Kampala.
“The money from the proceeds have been going towards rehabilitation of our city schools. In addition to what the government gives us, our #KampalaCityFestival partners have done a great job in helping us improve our schools,” said Musisi.
