Dr. Diana Atwiine

Airtel Uganda HR Director Flavia-Ntambi (R), hands over the Ultrasound device to a Bukwo district official. Center is Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Diana Atwine. Courtesy photo

Airtel revives hope for expectant mothers in Bukwo District through mobile ultrasound scan

As a way of enhancing safe motherhood, Airtel Uganda recently donated a mobile ultrasound scan to Bukwo District. The donated mobile ultra-scan is portable and power efficient making it possible for health
July 24, 2021
LEFT-RIGHT: Airtel Uganda Board Chairman, Mr. Hannington Karuhanga; Ugandan State Minister of Health for General Duties, Hon. Robinah Nabbanja; Airtel Uganda Managing Director, Mr. V.G. Somasekhar and Health Permanent Secretary, Dr. Diana Atwiine during the symbolic handover.

Airtel Uganda makes UGX1.25 billion cash donation to Covid-19 fight

Airtel Uganda today confirmed that it has contributed UGX1.25 billion (approximately USD328,400) to Uganda’s Ministry of Health, primarily to support health workers on the frontline in the battle against COVID-19.    “As
April 29, 2020
Uganda’s Minister of Health, Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng (pictures), and her colleagues, Dr. Diana Atwiine and Dr. Henry Mwebesa the ministry’s Permanent Secretary and Director General of Health Services have become the face of Uganda’s resistance to the Covid-19 disease. President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has also been praised by the public for his firm, yet empathetic response to managing the spread of the disease

VOTE OF CONFIDENCE: 80% of Ugandans confident about gov’t efforts to stop Covid-19 spread

80per cent of Ugandans who took part in a Geopoll Survey say the government has done enough to stop Covid-19 spread. The survey, titled: Coronavirus in Sub-Saharan Africa; how Africans in 12
April 28, 2020
Mr. Gary Corbit (R), the CEO Sanlam General Insurance Uganda and Mr. Nicholas Lutakome (L), Acting CEO, Sanlam Life Insurance Uganda handover a dummy cheque of shs285 million to Dr. Diana Atwiine, Permanent Secretary (C), Ministry of Health as Sanlam Uganda's contribution to the National Response Fund COVID-19, to help combat the global pandemic and its effects in the country.

Sanlam Uganda donates UGX285 million to national anti-Covid-19 taskforce

Kampala, 14 April 2020 – Insurance and financial services provider, Sanlam Uganda, has donated UGX285 million (US$75,000) to the Government of Uganda’s National Response Fund for COVID-19. The fund was set up
April 14, 2020

 

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