Akright City (Kakungulu Satellite City)

About the project

Uganda's pioneering satellite city on the Kampala-Entebbe road

Akright City, also known as Kakungulu Satellite City, is a large planned residential community in Uganda, developed by Akright Projects Limited, an indigenous property development company. In 2002 Akright acquired roughly 2 square miles (1,300 acres) from the descendants of Prince Badru Kakungulu in Bwebajja along the Kampala-Entebbe road. Conceived as a self-sustaining city, it comprises twelve distinct neighbourhoods blending homes of every type, commerce (supermarkets, shopping malls), recreation including a golf club and golf course, a nature park, schools and health facilities such as hospitals and clinics. Founded in 1999 by Anatoli Kamugisha, Akright Projects is headquartered within the Kakungulu Housing Estate. Uganda's government is considering Akright as a model for its future new cities. Development continues in phases with ongoing infrastructure investment.

• Around 1,300 acres (2 sq mi) acquired in 2002
• Twelve planned, self-sustaining residential neighbourhoods
• On-site golf club and golf course plus nature park
• Schools, hospitals and clinics within the estate
• Considered a model by Uganda's government

Available unit types

Amenities & features

Project phases

1. Kakungulu Satellite City

   Under construction

Location & surroundings

Bwebajja lies along the Kampala-Entebbe road near Lake Victoria, between the capital and Entebbe International Airport.

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