Kampala Capital City Authority

The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) is the governing body responsible for the administration and development of Kampala, Uganda’s capital city. Established in 2011, KCCA replaced the former Kampala City Council (KCC) to enhance service delivery and urban management in the city.

📍 Headquarters & Contact Information

• Address: City Hall, Plot 1–3, Apollo Kaggwa Road, P.O. Box 7010, Kampala, Uganda

• Telephone: +256 312 900 000

• Toll-Free Line: 0800 299 000

• Email: info@kcca.go.ug

• Website: www.kcca.go.ug

• SMS Code: 7010

• eCitie Service Contact: +256 312 900 000

🏛️ Leadership & Governance

• Executive Director: Sharifah Buzeki (appointed December 2024)

• Lord Mayor: Erias Lukwago (since 2011)

• Deputy Lord Mayor: Doreen Nyanjura

• Minister for Kampala City and Metropolitan Affairs: Hon. Hajjati Minsa Kabanda

• State Minister: Hon. Kabuye Kyofatogabye

KCCA operates under a dual leadership structure comprising political and technical arms. The political leadership includes the Lord Mayor and elected councilors, while the technical arm is headed by the Executive Director, who oversees the daily operations and implementation of city policies.

🗺️ Administrative Divisions

Kampala is divided into five administrative divisions, each managed by a mayor:

1. Kampala Central Division

2. Kawempe Division

3. Makindye Division

4. Nakawa Division

5. Rubaga Division

These divisions facilitate localized governance and service delivery within the city.

🛠️ Services & Initiatives

KCCA is committed to transforming Kampala into a vibrant, attractive, and sustainable city. Its core values include Client Care, Integrity, Teamwork, Innovativeness, and Excellence.

Key services and projects include:

• Urban Infrastructure Development: Road construction and rehabilitation projects to improve transportation within the city.

• Public Health & Sanitation: Initiatives to enhance waste management and sanitation facilities.

• Education & Social Services: Programs aimed at improving educational infrastructure and social welfare.

• Environmental Conservation: Efforts to promote green spaces and environmental sustainability.