Drake Lubega Imposes Shs1m Fines for Kampala Tenants
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Ugandan businessman Drake Lubega, through his company Tesco Industries, has imposed strict new rules on tenants in his Kampala buildings, including Shs1 million fines for offenses like urinating in shops, leaving lights on, and using charcoal stoves. The regulations also address rent defaulters and unauthorized use of common spaces.
Why it matters
These new rules could significantly impact the daily operations and financial stability of numerous small businesses and individuals renting commercial properties in Kampala, reflecting a landlord's attempt to enforce order and hygiene.
Drake Lubega owns multiple buildings in town. Image credit: BbegMedia.com Drake Lubega's Tesco Industries has imposed tough new rules on tenants, with Shs1 million fines covering offences ranging from urinating in shops to leaving lights on overnight. Advertisement Drake Lubega's Tesco Industries has announced new rules for tenants in its buildings.
Tenants caught urinating in shops or common areas face a Shs1 million fine or possible eviction.
Leaving lights on, failing to lock a shop or using a charcoal stove can also attract a Shs1 million fine.
Rent defaulters face shop closure, while unauthorised use of open space can attract six months' rent.
Kampala businessman Drake Lubega has introduced tough rules for tenants in buildings managed by his Tesco Industries Limited, including Shs1 million fines for urinating in shops, leaving lights on overnight and using charcoal stoves.
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