Two weeks after KCCA and its allies drove vendors off Kampala’s streets, authorities have now turned their guns on car bonds operating in road reserves, particularly on the Nakawa–Kireka stretch of ...
Kampala’s streets have long been a stage for informal trade. From small hawkers carrying goods on their backs to vendors setting up stalls along sidewalks and major roads, the city’s informal economy ...
What you need to know: Market leaders optimistic as occupancy levels climb. Markets across Kampala are reporting a steady rise in occupancy and sales following last month’s eviction of street vendors, ...
On Thursday, February 5, 2026 the minister for Kampala, Minsa Kabanda, addressed journalists at Uganda Media Centre, briefing them about the new trade order, available workspaces in public markets for ...
The acting chairman of the Kampala City Traders Association (KACITA), Issa Sekito, has welcomed the ongoing eviction of street vendors from the city centre, describing the enforcement as a turning ...
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