Uganda: an assessment of Uganda’s legal response to the coronavirus (COVID-19) In this article, ENSafrica lawyers, Phillip Karugaba, Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo and Tracy Kakongi, commend Uganda’s efforts to combat COVID-19 but also point out some gaps and grey areas in the various legal instruments issued by the Minister of Health that need urgent fixing so as to ensure consistent, coordinated and lawful enforcement.
Phillip Karugaba (left) is the Head of Head of ENSafrica in Uganda, while Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo (centre) and Tracy Kakongi (right) are Partner and Associate respectively.
By Phillip Karugaba, Rehema Nakirya Ssemyalo and Tracy Kakongi
Ten years ago, Uganda’s National Disaster Preparedness and Management Policy predicted that “an influenza pandemic may occur when a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity. With the increase in global transport, as well as urbanization and overcrowded conditions in some areas, epidemics due
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