What the rains mean for your building
As Uganda enters another rainy period, property owners, developers and occupants must pay closer attention to the condition of their buildings and the surrounding environment,
October 7, 2026
As Uganda enters another rainy period, property owners, developers and occupants must pay closer attention to the condition of their buildings and the surrounding environment,
The Government of Uganda has completed the first phase of its earthquake resilience assessment in Kampala, with about 5,000 buildings screened for seismic vulnerability and
By Rose Nansamba Lillian – Standards Officer, NBRB It is a bright morning in Soroti City, a group of engineers, architects, and local government
The Minister of Works and Transport, Hon. Fred Byamukama, has launched the Rapid Visual Screening (RVS) Program for Earthquake Resilience, a government initiative aimed at
The Government of Uganda has rolled out reforms in the building sector following the amendment, assent, and commencement of the Building Control (Amendment) Act, 2026,
The partnership brings national statistical capacity to a survey of 200,000 buildings, giving Uganda its first accurate picture of the safety and condition of the
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