Kampala – Uganda. | The Kampala City Festival has received a major boost after businessman Dr. Hamis Kiggundu donated UGX 200 million to support the highly anticipated celebration set for October 5, 2025. The event, organized by the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), is expected to attract thousands of participants and spotlight the capital’s cultural and economic growth.
Kiggundu, widely recognized for his investments and philanthropy, said his contribution reflects a deep commitment to empowering local communities. The festival will highlight critical sectors such as health, tourism, trade, and sanitation, aligning with Kampala’s efforts to position itself as a modern, vibrant city.
The annual Kampala City Festival has become one of Uganda’s premier cultural showcases, drawing both locals and international visitors. Organizers expect the 2025 edition to provide a platform for small businesses, artists, and tourism operators, while also improving public awareness about urban sanitation and community health.
Kiggundu’s donation has been hailed as a timely gesture that not only strengthens the festival’s budget but also inspires other business leaders to invest in public initiatives. His involvement underscores the growing role of the private sector in driving Kampala’s social and economic development.
With just weeks to go, excitement is building across the city. Street parades, musical performances, cultural exhibitions, and trade fairs are planned, making the festival a significant opportunity to showcase Uganda’s heritage and entrepreneurial spirit.
As Kampala gears up for the October festivities, Dr. Kiggundu’s UGX 200 million contribution ensures that the Kampala City Festival will remain a cornerstone of cultural pride and economic opportunity, reinforcing the city’s global image as a hub of innovation and celebration.
