Uganda’s Parliament has ordered the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to provide a report within seven days detailing their handling of Kampala’s drainage system. This directive stems from ongoing and persistent flooding issues plaguing the city. The Parliamentary Committee on Physical Infrastructure conducted inspections of heavily affected areas, prompting the demand for accountability. The committee seeks to understand KCCA’s management strategies and identify the reasons behind the recurring floods. The report is expected to outline measures taken to address the drainage infrastructure and prevent future flooding. This move signifies increased parliamentary scrutiny of urban infrastructure projects in Kampala. The outcome may lead to further action regarding KCCA’s flood mitigation efforts.