Nabakooba calls Climate-Resilient Cities as Urban Pressures Mount
Uganda’s next generation of cities must be designed to withstand the growing pressures of climate change, with housing developments anchored on resilience, sustainability and inclusiveness, the government has said. Speaking during the 20th anniversary celebrations of Akright City off Entebbe Road, Lands, Housing and Urban Development minister Judith Nabakooba, representing
Nabakooba urges girls to emulate global female leaders
The minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Judith Nabakooba, has urged schoolgirls to draw inspiration from influential female leaders across the world as a pathway to achieving their ambitions. Speaking as chief guest at the inter-house cultural competitions at St Elizabeth Girls’ Secondary School in Mityana district on June
Nabakooba warns on land disputes, urges couples to formalise ownership
The minister of lands, housing and urban development, Judith Nabakooba, has urged married couples to formalise land ownership, warning that unclear documentation is fuelling family disputes across the country. Speaking at a couples’ retreat in Busimbi division, Mityana district, Nabakooba said her ministry is handling a growing number of cases
Govt Secures Shs2.1 Trillion to Revamp Cities, Create 20,000 Jobs
Government has secured $540 million (about Shs2.1 trillion) from the World Bank to finance a major urban transformation programme aimed at upgrading infrastructure, strengthening city management, and creating at least 20,000 jobs. The funding will bankroll the Uganda Cities and Municipalities Infrastructure Development programme, a six-year initiative running from the
Minister Nabakooba Survives Road Crash in Mpigi District
The Minister for Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Judith Nabakooba, reportedly survived a road accident at Kibukuta Swamp in Mpigi District. She was traveling to Rwampara District to attend an official ceremony to hand over land titles when the incident occurred. Developing story.
Nabakooba Warns Churches Over Unregistered Land
The Minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Judith Nabakooba, has urged churches and other institutions to prioritise surveying and registering their land in order to protect it from disputes and encroachment. Nabakooba made the appeal while speaking at Uganda’s national celebration of the Women’s World Day of Prayer held
