Nuwagira "Toyota" Michael Kaguta Accuses City Authorities of Sabotaging Government Efforts Â
KAMPALA, UGANDA – The Deputy Head of the Patriotic League of Uganda, Nuwagira Michael "Toyota" Kaguta, has launched a scathing attack on Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) for what he calls "gross negligence" in maintaining the city, accusing officials of deliberately tarnishing the government's image. Â
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 "Kampala is a Mess!": Toyota, while touring the city, expressed shock at the overflowing garbage, clogged drainage systems, and stagnant water—conditions he claims are engineered to make the government look bad. Â
 "KCCA is Sleeping!": He slammed the authority for failing to execute its mandate, demanding immediate dismissals of negligent officials. Â
 Health Crisis Looming: With cholera outbreaks reported in some divisions, he warned that KCCA’s inefficiency is putting lives at risk. Â
 Speaking at Forest Mall: Â
During a public engagement, Toyota doubled down on his criticism: Â
"If KCCA can’t do its job, they should step aside for those who can!" Â
He also called for urgent garbage collection and drainage clearance before the rainy season worsens the situation. Â
Political Undertones? Critics question whether this is a genuine cleanup call or a strategic move to justify a takeover of KCCA operations by progovernment entities. Â
Public Outcry: Residents complain of rising heaps of trash in neighborhoods like Nakawa and Makindye, with some alleging mafiastyle sabotage in waste management contracts. Â
