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WHO plays a crucial role in protecting the health and security of the world’s people, including Americans, by addressing the root causes of disease, building stronger health systems, and responding to...
This view is echoed by legislators such as Muwanga Kivumbi, who warn that Trump’s second term could embolden authoritarian regimes in Africa, as his administration prioritises strategic interests over...
Sanctions are usually tied to specific actions, and reversing them would require significant evidence of reform
We believe that meaningful change starts with listening to the people we serve. These dialogues will guide our policies and ensure that reforms address the real issues on the ground
The healthcare system can only be as strong as its workforce.
Journalists are not just bystanders; they are truth-seekers in some of the most dangerous corners of the world
Our experience with COVID-19 taught us valuable lessons. We have strengthened our capacity at all entry points, especially Entebbe International Airport, to monitor and detect any potential cases
We are confident in our capacity to manage this situation without resorting to lockdowns. Our surveillance and healthcare systems are stronger and more responsive than ever
When effectively implemented, the checklist has the potential to streamline our processes and enhance patient safety
The rising incidence of hypertension is exerting considerable pressure on Uganda's healthcare system, particularly at Kiruddu National Referral Hospital, where the hypertension clinic operates every M...
Renal disease treatment in the country is mostly for the average Ugandan patient but the increased capacity at Mulago is expected to ease the burden
Dr Henry Mwebesa was pivotal in leading Uganda’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, strengthening health systems, and championing universal health coverage.
Despite being unmasked in the first episode of "The Stolen Identity," he continued his deceitful practices unabated, raising questions about accountability in Uganda’s health sector.
The closure follows an extensive investigation led by NBS television, which exposed Ssemanda as an imposter who had been masquerading as a licensed doctor for over a decade.
Dubbed "Dr Know Nothing," this individual allegedly infiltrated various sectors of Uganda’s healthcare system, taking on prestigious positions and carrying out medical procedures despite having fraudu...
The impeachment follows months of allegations surrounding Gachagua's involvement in corruption and financial misconduct.
The highly-anticipated election was conducted peacefully, as both candidates engaged in rigorous campaigns to win the support of their peers.
The musician-turned-politician has repeatedly found himself targeted by violence, yet has miraculously emerged unscathed on several occasions.
With Mpox cases spreading to new countries and a CFR between 3% and 4%, the situation is becoming increasingly urgent, particularly for nations with limited healthcare resources.
The initial case also involved a long-distance truck driver, a Ugandan national traveling through Kenya en route to Rwanda.
Health ministry advises heightened caution as Mpox cases surge across Africa, posing significant public health risks.
An ulcer is a sore on the lining of your stomach or small intestine. Ulcer symptoms include stomach pain, bloating and feeling full fast.
Medical professionals assert that death, whether sudden or gradual, is an inevitable part of life. In the context of terminal illnesses, some patients may experience a temporary improvement in their c...
Chilima and nine others were flying within the country on Monday morning when their aircraft disappeared from airport radars.
