The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) demolished two buildings under construction in Nakasero, Uganda, due to alleged planning violations. The demolitions, which began midday Thursday, targeted structures built without approved plans and those encroaching on land designated for roadways along Nakasero Road. The KCCA cited breaches of building regulations as the primary reason for the action, near the Kampala Resident District Commissioner’s office. This move underscores the authorities' efforts to enforce building codes within Kampala. Further details regarding the specific violations and the owners of the demolished properties have not yet been released. The incident highlights ongoing challenges related to unregulated construction in the rapidly developing city of Kampala. This demolition serves as a warning to developers in Kampala to adhere to established planning regulations.