Explore Katabi
Leadership
Meet the elected and appointed leaders serving Katabi Town Council.
Political Leadership
Elected leaders who represent residents, set policy direction and provide democratic oversight.
Swipe or use the arrows to view more leaders.

Mayor - LC III Chairperson
Bwakya Kajura Frank
Hon. Frank Kajura Bwakya assumed office in 2026 with a commitment to strengthening service delivery, accountability and inclusive development across the Town Council. His leadership priorities include improving road infrastructure and connectivity, promoting environmental cleanliness, supporting local businesses and fishing communities, empowering young people, and improving access to essential community services.
As Mayor, he works with the Town Council leadership, technical staff, community leaders and residents to advance sustainable development and improve the quality of life of the people of Katabi. His administration emphasizes community participation, unity and responsible local governance as foundations for building a cleaner, more connected and prosperous Katabi Town Council.
As Mayor, he works with the Town Council leadership, technical staff, community leaders and residents to advance sustainable development and improve the quality of life of the people of Katabi. His administration emphasizes community participation, unity and responsible local governance as foundations for building a cleaner, more connected and prosperous Katabi Town Council.

Woman Councillor - Katabi Town Council
Bulamu Mercy
Hon. Bulamu Mercy serves as the Woman Councillor for Katabi Town Council, representing the interests and priorities of women and communities within the Town Council. In her leadership role, she contributes to council deliberations, community mobilisation and initiatives aimed at improving the welfare and quality of life of residents.
She supports community programmes that promote the wellbeing of women, children and families, while encouraging residents to participate actively in local development initiatives. Her work emphasises community engagement, inclusive representation and cooperation between residents, local leaders and the Town Council in advancing sustainable development and improved service delivery.
She supports community programmes that promote the wellbeing of women, children and families, while encouraging residents to participate actively in local development initiatives. Her work emphasises community engagement, inclusive representation and cooperation between residents, local leaders and the Town Council in advancing sustainable development and improved service delivery.

District Councillor - Katabi III
Muwanika Fred
Hon. Muwanika Fred serves as a District Councillor representing Katabi III at Wakiso District Local Government. In his leadership role, he represents the interests and concerns of the people of his constituency at the district level and contributes to deliberations on local development, service delivery and community priorities.
Through his work as a councillor, he supports cooperation between communities, Katabi Town Council and the District Local Government, with emphasis on responsive leadership, community participation and sustainable development. He remains committed to ensuring that the voices and development needs of the people he represents are reflected in local government planning and decision-making.
Through his work as a councillor, he supports cooperation between communities, Katabi Town Council and the District Local Government, with emphasis on responsive leadership, community participation and sustainable development. He remains committed to ensuring that the voices and development needs of the people he represents are reflected in local government planning and decision-making.
Technical Leadership
Administrative leaders responsible for implementing council decisions and coordinating service delivery.
The Town Clerk
Namala Sauda . K
She serves as the Town Clerk of Katabi Town Council, a critical urban administrative unit in Wakiso District located along the Kampala-Entebbe corridor. Her public record highlights extensive work in urban management, notably leading trade order enforcements.