JUST IN: NEMA Demolishes Illegal Perimeter Wall Constructed Into Lake Victoria
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has today, Friday 17th July, commenced the restoration of a section of the Lake Victoria lakeshore protection zone at Ddungu Resort Beach in Mulungu, Makindye Division.
According to a NEMA statement, the restoration/demolition of the perimeter wall follows the expiry of an Environmental Restoration Order issued to the developer in April, 2026.
The developer had erected a perimeter wall extending into the lake by about 100 metres and also developed a beach waterfront within the protected lake shore water zone.
Lakeshore protection zones are critical for protecting water quality, preventing erosion and flooding, conserving bio-diversity and sustaining the ecological health of Lake Victoria.
More on National
See all
Museveni steps into Mulago land dispute
Ultimate Uganda
HIV Alarm in Kampala: 211 New Infections Weekly Linked to Massage Parlours, Spas & Lodges
Ultimate Uganda
Uganda: ‘Delayed land acquisition stalling road works’
Ultimate Uganda
Fearless Former Minister Criticizes M7 For Always Betraying Sr Colleagues While Claiming to Be Fighting Corruption, Urges Barugahara & Nameere to Watch their Back
Ultimate Uganda
Most Read
1
Meet General Muhoozi Eldest Daughter Kenshuro And Little Known Details About Her Life
9,330 reads
2
FULL LIST: Here are the men and women elected to Uganda’s 12th Parliament
7,620 reads
3
Shani Lips Breaks Silence on Leaked Video: That’s Me But I’m Not a Lesbian
6,591 reads
4
How Rich Is Yoweri Museveni’s Wealth: A Lookout At His Mansions, Businesses, and Investments
6,362 reads
5
Mayiga bans Gravity Omutujju music on CBS, BBS
5,453 reads
0 Comments