How many coworking spaces are there in Kampala?
Coworking spaces listed
6
Updated September 2026
No confirmed named Soho House-style private members' club or a distinctly-branded coliving-hybrid coworking space currently operating in Kampala — the city's coworking scene (Hive Colab, At The Hub Kampala, Outbox Hub, etc.) is made up of standalone tech-hub/coworking venues rather than membership-club or coliving-integrated models.
- Typical monthly desk
- UGX 714,000
- Typical day pass
- UGX 25,000
Range UGX 677,000–UGX 1,330,000
Range UGX 23,000–UGX 26,000
Overall3.2/10Weaker coworking than about 75% of cities
Good to know
Good to Know
- Kampala's dedicated coworking scene is smaller and pricier per desk than in most established nomad hubs — several international-brand serviced offices (Regus, Spaces) sit alongside a handful of independent/grassroots spaces, so options are more limited than the city's size might suggest.
- Uganda's best-known tech and startup hub, The Innovation Village, is a major coworking and community space — but it's based in Ntinda, noticeably further out than the Kololo/Nakasero/Kamwokya core where most nomads and expats base themselves, so factor in extra commute time if you want to use it regularly.
- Some reviewers on nomad-community sites describe Kampala's remote-work infrastructure (cafes, coworking density, reliable non-chaotic surroundings) as underdeveloped compared to other African digital-nomad destinations, even though the social scene is rated very highly.
- If you want a coliving-style setup in Kampala, expect to arrange it informally via a local agent or expat Facebook group rather than booking a branded coliving company online — there isn't yet a Selina/Outsite/roam-style operator here.
- Kampala's coworking scene is made up of independent hubs (e.g. Hive Colab, At The Hub Kampala, Outbox Hub) rather than lifestyle-membership clubs — don't expect a Soho House-style social/wellness club combined with desks.
Coworking Spaces
Regus - Acacia Mall
- Day pass
- UGX 26,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kololo
- Monthly Price
- UGX 714,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Serviced-office brand inside Acacia Mall, an upmarket Kololo shopping/leisure hub. Business lounge, on-site coffee bar, hot-desking via app, plus a pricier full private day office (from roughly $109/day) for client meetings.
Regus - AHA Towers (IWG)
- Day pass
- UGX 23,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Nakasero
- Monthly Price
- UGX 677,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Hilltop office tower in Nakasero, central Kampala's main business district. Same IWG network as Regus/Spaces, so day passes and dedicated desks are bookable via a global app; a private day office runs from roughly $85/day.
Spaces (IWG) - Kololo Hub
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kololo (also has Nakawa and Bugolobi locations)
- Monthly Price
- UGX 1,330,000
- Vibe and Amenities
- Business-club style coworking with what the operator itself describes as European-influenced design, shared lounges, and regular networking events; positioned as a more polished, corporate-feeling option than Kampala's grassroots tech hubs.
- Notes
- Monthly dedicated-desk price is an average across Kampala's IWG/Spaces-style listings on an aggregator; day-pass pricing for this specific brand was not independently confirmed.
CELA Work Hub
- Day pass
- UGX 25,000
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kamwokya area / Akamwesi Mall (Gayaza Road)
- Vibe and Amenities
- Described by users as a quiet, tranquil workspace with unlimited WiFi and complimentary tea and biscuits, popular specifically with digital nomads.
- Notes
- Monthly membership price not published online at time of research.
At The Hub Kampala
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kamwokya
- Vibe and Amenities
- Known on nomad-focused directories for its supportive atmosphere, friendly team, and a client base skewed toward visiting digital nomads rather than purely local startups.
- Notes
- Day-pass and monthly pricing not published online; would need to be confirmed by contacting the space directly.
Tribe Kampala
- Type
- Traditional coworking
- Neighborhood
- Kisementi
- Vibe and Amenities
- A newer coworking space in the Kisementi area marketed as offering affordable, flexible access to a premium workspace for work, learning, and meetings.
- Notes
- Pricing was only found quoted in EUR on a third-party booking aggregator rather than in Ugandan shillings, so a reliable local-currency figure could not be confirmed for this venue.
Membership Clubs and Co-living Hybrids
- General Coliving Pricing Context
- Kampala does not have a dedicated, branded 'coliving' company (the kind found in cities like Cape Town, Nairobi or Bali) with a public monthly price list. What exists instead is informal shared/furnished housing arranged room-by-room through local property agents, expat Facebook groups, and general rental-listing sites, typically concentrated in nomad/expat-relevant areas like Kololo, Naguru, Bukoto and Kamwokya. These arrangements function like a coliving setup in practice (private room, shared common areas, sometimes a shared housekeeper) but are not marketed or priced as a formal 'coliving' product, so we could not confirm a reliable published monthly membership or rental figure specific to this format.
Day Pass or Monthly?
A monthly pass pays off after about 28 visits.
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