Kayunga

sand mining banned in river nile by kayunga and kamuli leaders
Environment Local

Sand Mining Banned in River Nile by Kayunga and Kamuli Leaders

Before its construction in 1953, travelers had to cross the one-kilometer stretch of River Ssezibwa using canoes to transport their merchandise. This bridge was initially constructed to facilitate the transportation of cotton and coffee from Kayunga (Bugerere) to Kampala during the early 1940s to the 1970s.
Government Infrastructure

Ssezibwa Bridge: No Repairs, New Structure in the Works

UNRA Restricts Heavy Trucks from Using Colonial Era Ssezibwa Bridge
Government Infrastructure

UNRA Restricts Heavy Trucks from Using Colonial Era Ssezibwa Bridge

Kayunga Farmers Await Resolution as Pineapple Factory Opening Stalls
Legal

Ownership Disputes Hold Up Kayunga Pineapple Factory Opening

Peaceful Protest in Kayunga District Blocked by Police
Government Legal

Peaceful Protest in Kayunga District Blocked by Police

This unfortunate incident sheds light on the ongoing issue of power theft in Uganda, where some individuals connect to the power grid without paying for electricity, bypassing meters, and establishing unauthorized links to the grid. High electricity costs in the country contribute to this problem, despite the significant dangers and risks associated with such illegal connections.
Crime Education

Kayunga Teacher Dies from Electrocution

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