Draft:Kabulengwa Hill
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Kabulengwa Hill is a notable geographical feature located in Nansansa, within the Wakiso District of Uganda. This hill offers panoramic views of the surrounding area and serves as a landmark within the local community..[1]
Geography
Kabulengwa Hill rises prominently above the town of Nansansa, which is part of the larger Wakiso District. The hill’s coordinates are approximately 0°22′49.99″N, 32°30′55.91″E, and it stands at an altitude of 1,183.446 meters above sea level[2]. The terrain is characterized by its hilly landscape, with a mix of natural vegetation and cultivated land. [3][1]
History
The history of Kabulengwa Hill is deeply intertwined with the local communities that have inhabited the region for generations. It has served as a vantage point for local leaders and has played a role in various local historical events.[4]
Significance
Kabulengwa Hill is not only a geographical feature but also a cultural and social symbol for the people of Nansansa. It is a place where locals gather for community events and traditional ceremonies. The hill also contributes to the local ecosystem, providing a habitat for various species of flora and fauna. The hill can be accessed via local roads leading from the center of Nansansa. Visitors can hike to the top of the hill to enjoy the scenic views of the town and the adjacent areas.
Water and electricity supply
There are issues that affect the supply of water and electricity around Kabulengwa Hill. The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) has been working on projects to enhance water supply in the greater Kampala metropolitan area, including areas like Kabulengwa[5]. They have embarked on plans to boost water supply reliability along Hoima road under their ‘Water for All’ programme[4]. This includes the construction of a 500,000 litres capacity water reservoir on top of Kabulengwa hill and a water pumping station to improve water supply reliability to Nansana, Kabulengwa, Kyebando, Naluvule, Wakiso, and the surrounding areas[6]
There have been suggestions to explore alternative power supply sources to complement conventional electricity, which would guarantee a 100% water supply reliability for NWSC’s Water Treatment Plants.[3]. The Deputy Speaker of the Parliament of Uganda has assured support for NWSC’s request for additional funding to complete essential water distribution projects, particularly for reservoirs and pipelines in areas like Kabulengwa[4]
References
- ^ a b watchdog (2016-08-12). "Japanese to stage an intercontinental opera at Ndere Centre". Watchdog Uganda. Retrieved 2024-05-06.
- ^ Mindat, www.mindat.org. "Kabulengwa".
- ^ a b Trumpet, Admin (2018-07-26). "NWSC Expands Coverage Grid in Kabulengwa, Naluvule". Trumpet News. Retrieved 2024-05-06.
- ^ a b c "NWSC Steps Up Plans To Stabilise Water Supply In Kabulengwa-Naluvule". ChimpReports. 2018-07-26. Retrieved 2024-05-06.
- ^ "PARLIAMENT TO SUPPORT NWSC'S WATER FOR ALL EFFORTS – Water Herald". Retrieved 2024-05-06.
- ^ "Tender notice from NWSC". New Vision. Retrieved 2024-05-06.