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Kampala Beautification Projects Anger Local Workers

Kampala officials have repaired more than 150 kilometers of road, doubled trash collection, improved drainage and revived social services, but when trying to crack down unregulated trade, they have faced considerable pushback. Informal street vendors and market stands make up the majority of trade in Kampala. Yet the Kampala Capital City Authority has deemed such business activity "illegal" and has asked vendors to relocate to the trading centers...

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