On 22nd January, Kampala decides its future. This is your moment. Your City, Your Say. Whether it’s your first time voting or you simply want a quick refresher, this guide will help you understand exactly what to do on Election Day so your vote counts and your voice is heard. All you need to vote is a National Identification Number (NIN). Meaning if you have an ID you can make the right choice for Kampala Capital City. 1. Check Your Voting Location Early -The deadline is for

Today, Lubaga South wrote its own chapter in Kampala’s political history. What began as a wet, rainy afternoon quickly transformed into one of the most powerful demonstrations of people-driven energy this campaign has ever witnessed. Despite the downpour, residents poured into the streets with unmatched determination, proving once again that nothing can weaken a community that is hungry for change. From the early hours, boda riders, youth groups, mothers with their children,

Lubaga South witnessed a powerful wave of excitement yesterday as Beatrice Mao and the campaign team carried out a high-energy drive-through that drew residents from every parish and every community center along the route. What was planned as a simple procession quickly transformed into a unifying moment—families stepped out to wave, youth ran alongside the convoy, and entire boda stages joined in with overwhelming enthusiasm. The people of Lubaga South were vibrant, welcomin

Supporters welcome Beatrice Mao at Mirambo Playgrounds Kitintale Today, Mirambo Grounds in Nakawa East came alive with passion, color, and purpose as thousands gathered for the official launch of Beatrice Mao’s campaign for Lord Mayor of Kampala . The atmosphere was electric — filled with chants, music, and the unmistakable energy of citizens ready to see a new Kampala rise. In her address, Beatrice Mao emphasized that Kampala’s transformation will not come from talk, but fro

Date: October 2025 Location: Mengo Market, Lubaga Division Mengo Market came alive as Lord Mayor aspirant Beatrice Mao met traders, vendors, and residents in one of Kampala’s oldest and most spirited marketplaces. The visit highlighted the resilience of Kampala’s people — those who keep the city running every day through honest work and determination. Discussions centered on cleanliness, water access, and waste management, with Beatrice emphasizing the need for structured mar