Residents of Mukono, Uganda have faced significant hardship for almost three years due to a collapsed bridge connecting Nsambwe and neighboring villages. The bridge’s failure has severely impacted transportation, hindering access to essential services like schools. Local authorities – district and sub-county officials – are engaged in a blame game regarding responsibility for road and bridge maintenance, delaying repairs. This prolonged dispute has left communities isolated and struggling with the consequences of the infrastructure failure. The lack of action highlights issues in local governance and infrastructure management within the Mukono district. Residents continue to suffer while officials debate accountability, exacerbating the negative impacts on daily life. The situation underscores the urgent need for a resolution and bridge reconstruction.