My OperaKampala's Roads - Kansanga, Rainbow academy road
Wednesday, February 10, 2010 7:19:18 AM
For someone staying in Buziga, (south of Kampala City) I am privileged to drive on the only road without a single pot-hole (ggaba-Nsambya according to the last poll done by sanyu radio breakfast show presenters). But alas, I am not alone. residents of Bunga, Kansanga, Muyenga and Kibuli use this road as well. One has to be on the road before 7:30am if you are to make it to town by 8:30am.
The backroad from Munyonyo to Makindye was recently tarmac'd Kudos Min of works, or is it KCC so I can get onto it to avoid the Kansanga- Rainbow junction kaos, Interestingly the road to Rainbow international school where most diplomats take their kids is dusty, rough and filthy, this road has Tycoon Karim Hirji's Didi's world along side it, Mega Rich Pastor Kayanja's Kanasanga Miracle center somewhere in the swamp along side it as well. Surely between these influential
money lords, you'd think some thing should have been done about this road.. But no sir, their solution, 4WD vehicles with tightly shut windows and AC as they
raise dust for the hapless poverty stricken local vendors like those at the market just opposite the turning to Rainbow school, I wonder what these diplomats think as they continue to see their (donated) funds some times loans by the way, going to this School which can't lift a finger to have the road tarmac'd
The backroad from Munyonyo to Makindye was recently tarmac'd Kudos Min of works, or is it KCC so I can get onto it to avoid the Kansanga- Rainbow junction kaos, Interestingly the road to Rainbow international school where most diplomats take their kids is dusty, rough and filthy, this road has Tycoon Karim Hirji's Didi's world along side it, Mega Rich Pastor Kayanja's Kanasanga Miracle center somewhere in the swamp along side it as well. Surely between these influential
money lords, you'd think some thing should have been done about this road.. But no sir, their solution, 4WD vehicles with tightly shut windows and AC as they
raise dust for the hapless poverty stricken local vendors like those at the market just opposite the turning to Rainbow school, I wonder what these diplomats think as they continue to see their (donated) funds some times loans by the way, going to this School which can't lift a finger to have the road tarmac'd
