The Minister of Disaster and preparedness Hon. Musa Ecweru has decried the levels of disorganization in Uganda’s Capital City.
Speaking while appearing on NBS Frontline, Echeru said the approach of streamlining Kampala needs to change since some people have taken government for granted.
Ecweru noted that Kampala belongs to all the people therefore we all have an equal stake in this city.
He says if he is made the Kampala City manager, there would not be boda bodas on all roads in the city.
“Those who think have a bigger stake might be living in dreamland. If I was made to manage Kampala, boda-bodas would not be in the city.” He said.
Ecweru says what is making some of these things hard to implement in the city is too much politicking but minor issues like Street Vendors and Boda Boda would be history by now.
This comment follows the resignation of the celebrated KCCA boss Jennifer Musisi.
On October 15th, 2018, Musisi announced her resignation after seven years at the helm of KCCA citing a number of reasons including the long standing standoff between the political and technical wings at City Hall.
Musisi said she believes she has laid a strong foundation for KCCA that even when she leaves office, the organization can stand on its own.
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thank you jeneffer musisi for the tireless effort to organize our city,we need somebody else to fit in those shoes.we are tired of people like lukwago who even want to be paid 582,000,000/= which was not worked for.lukwago twakukowa.