By Wanda S. Ronald The Convid-19 pandemic has had a great impact on the world order and has introduced a new normal, most activities have come to a standstill and has affected
The Ministry of Education and Sports has allowed all international schools in Uganda to reopen while operating under Standard operating Procedures (SOPs). This follows the decision reached by President Yoweri Museveni to
CCBA’s Special Events and Promotion Manager, Newton Lee Ogong handing over the drink consignment to Sam Mugisha, Branch Manager Uganda, Red Cross Society Mukono
The Mukono Principal Medical Officer has urged members of the community to intensify hand washing efforts at a personal and household level in order to stop the community transmission of the Coronavirus
Works and Transport minister General Edward Katumba Wamala has threatened to halt public transport, saying some taxi operators and motorists are not obeying COVID-19 guidelines put in place by government to stem
Toyota Uganda, the exclusive Distributor of Toyota vehicles in Uganda, has confirmed that three of its employees have been referred to Mulago Hospital after testing positive for COVID-19. The company has confirmed.
Mbarara District Health Officer, Peter Sebutinde demonstrating how to wash hands, while Mbarara Referral Hospital Director, Celestine Barigye and Mbarara Plant Manager, Joackim Baluku look on.
To support the Ministry of Health in the fight against Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Uganda, Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) in Uganda has installed a 5,000-litre Community Handwashing Station at Mbarara Referral Hospital in
Uganda has today July 23, 2020 registered its first Coronavirus death, the ministry of health has confirmed in a statement “The Ministry of Health would like to inform the public that Uganda
The Ministry of Health is seeking UGX465 Billion for COVID-19 intervention. According to the Ministry Permanent Secretary Dr Diana Atwine, UGX240 Billion is required for test kits and laboratory consumables, UGX100 billion
While Uganda was under total lockdown, markets continued to operate with people going there in large numbers to sell or buy food, making them a high risk area. This prompted URCS (Uganda
Monsignor David Cappo is the Chief Executive, YouBelong Uganda; Catholic Priest and Social Worker; Former Member of the Australian Government’s Expert Panel on Mental Health; Former Commissioner for Social Inclusion for the South Australian Government.
By Monsignor David Cappo Catholic Priest and Social Worker; Co-Founder and CEO YouBelong Uganda (providing mental health care in Uganda); former Commissioner for Social Inclusion for South Australian Government and former member