Development Vision

A development plan for 2026–2050.

The commitments guiding infrastructure, services and economic growth across Kagadi Town. This is a vision document; adopted council policy is published separately by Kagadi Town Council.

Editorial note: This page presents a development vision and platform document associated with Hon. Kasaija William Mugenyi. It is aspirational and does not represent policy formally adopted by Kagadi Town Council unless separately ratified by council resolution.

Development Vision · Kagadi Town 2026–2031

The New Kagadi Town Development Concept 2026–2050

This development vision, championed by Hon. Kasaija William Mugenyi, aims at creating physical development space so that the young generation and new investors can take part in the Kagadi Town development process — ensuring a large, orderly, clean, beautiful, vibrant and peaceful new Kagadi Town. Kagadi Empyaka.

2km

Expanded central business area radius

9

New neighbourhood centres

30

Manageable new cells from split villages

20km

Roads/streets opened each financial year

The New Kagadi Town Development Concept 2025–2050 map showing the expanded central business area, neighbourhood centres, circular by-pass road, industry hubs, road-side markets, UPE schools, the Kirongo airstrip and a gazetted public stadium
The New Kagadi Town Development Concept 2025–2050 — nine neighbourhood centres, industry hubs, theatre hall, air strip at Kirongo, road-side markets, UPE schools and a gazetted public stadium.

Policies to be maintained

  • Enterprise section and zoning
  • Hire of agricultural land by the landless
  • Sorting of household refuse at source before disposal and collection
  • Recycling of household refuse into organic manure and other products, i.e. electricity
  • Processing, production and distribution of organic manure to urban farmers
  • A 1–4 acre model government policy for households with sizable parcels of land in town
  • Promote resident participation in the Government PDM programme

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The 17 commitments

1

Extended central business area

Grow the CBA to a 2km radius — up to Kamiranjojo stream on Kibaale road, Baheramwero Stream / Kitooro on Hoima road and Kyakasenene on Kyenjojo road.

2

Nine neighbourhood centres

Establish centres at Kiryane, Kyomukama, Kaitabahidi, Ruswiga, Kirabyenju, Kyakabugahya A, Kicwanyindo–Kikonjo, Nyaruziba, Kyomunembe, Kirongo, Nyangereka and Bukungwe with a 5–6km road/street network opened.

3

Circular road / by-pass

Open a circular road that connects every neighbourhood centre to the expanded central business area.

4

Land for public uses

Identify and protect land for a public stadium, small and medium industrial hubs, three road-side markets, three UPE schools, a theatre hall for performing arts and a playground in each neighbourhood centre.

5

Split large villages

Divide oversized villages into roughly 30 manageable cells for closer, more accountable local administration.

6

Central Market, Bus Park & Taxi Park

Support Central Government to take over and develop the Kagadi Central Market, Bus Park and Taxi Park project.

7

Investment & jobs

Lobby Central Government and private institutions to invest in the new Kagadi Town, expanding job opportunities and the market for local products.

8

Fair taxation & public funds

Advocate for fair taxation policies and investment of public funds into meaningful, strategic, visible and viable projects for public goods.

9

Education strategy

Revive local education strategic plan competitions for primary and secondary level schools.

10

Diaspora & development forum

Work with Kagadi District MPs to create a development forum that persuades those living in Kampala and beyond to come back and invest in the new Kagadi Town.

11

Lobby for major projects

Push for the Kagadi Airstrip at Kirongo, Kagadi Technical Institute / community skilling centre, Municipality status by 2030 and City status by 2045, a heavy commercial vehicles parking lot, a public stadium and industrial park, direct access to Ntoroko, the Congo border, Kitebere landing site and Kabalega International Airport, improved services at Kagadi Secondary School and Kagadi Hospital, and land for the Kagadi court premises.

12

Wetlands & streams

Identify, open and maintain visible boundaries of wetlands and streams as gazetted by the 2008 structure plan for Kagadi Town.

13

Finish unfinished works

Complete all unfinished works in the present CBA and on the Bukungwe–Kihoga road section and connections to Bukungwe A.

14

Partnerships

Build, restore and strengthen relationships with associations, civil society organisations, CBO groups, societies, companies and individuals working with the Kagadi Town Authority.

15

A large, orderly, clean town

Maintain the development policy of a large, orderly, clean, beautiful, vibrant and peaceful Kagadi Town — with staff who are a friendly force to residents and developers, a health facility for the Town Council at Mambugu, and property rates reinvested into new roads and streets.

16

Town leaders' role

Emphasise planning for the town's holistic development as the core role of town leadership.

17

Household enterprise

Encourage every household with at least a 30m by 30m plot to take up dairy or zero grazing, piggery, goats, poultry, apiary, vegetable growing, fish ponds and other high value crops with value addition and processing.

Vision documents

Published campaign posters and platform pages circulated in Kagadi Town.

Kasaija William Mugenyi 2026–2030 campaign banner for mayoral candidate in Kagadi Town
Kasaija William Mugenyi — mayoral candidate for Kagadi Town 2026–2031 campaign poster with the development concept map
Earlier edition of the New Kagadi Town Development Concept map
Vision document cover page — Kasaija William Mugenyi, mayoral candidate for Kagadi Town, Kagadi Empyaka
Vision document page detailing the New Kagadi Town Development Concept 2026–2050 commitments
Vision document page covering town development policy, leadership roles and household enterprise