Uganda's capital Kampala is steadily stretching its boundaries with new real estate villages cropping up on the edges of the city. Local developers have been rushing to invest in these new residential outposts. But now with a general economic slowdown taking root, they are finding it harder to sell properties in these new developments. CGTN's Michael Baleke reports from Kampala
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