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11:07
11:07

12 Suspected Mpox Cases Reported in Kitgum Kitgum District

According to Titus Komakech, the Surveillance focal person, the children, ranging from 3-9 years, are from two schools St Kizito and St Paul Nursery and Primary schools in Namokora Town Council.
11:10
11:10

Refugees, Host Communities in West Nile Supported in Social Protection Project 1 3

Launched in July 2019, the CSSP, a project funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), is implemented across eight districts, including Madi-Okollo, Arua, Terego, Obongi, Adjumani, Moyo, Koboko, and Yumbe.
07:48
07:48

Buganda County Chiefs Propose Discrimination of Sexual Violence Offenders Buganda Kingdom 2 1

Doctor Phiona Nakalinda Kalinda, the Deputy County Chief for Kyaddondo has urged the assembly to endorse the idea of discriminating offenders of sexual offenses as deterrence to other would be culprits.
06:50
06:50

Lira to Get UGX 5.6Bn Regional Blood Bank Ministry of Health 6 2

The facility which will serve the entire Lango sub region will cost 9.6 billion shillings;
10:33
10:33

Education Gets Lion Share of Budget in Soroti City 1

The education department has been allocated 14 billion, which will fund key initiatives such as the rehabilitation of two classroom blocks at Hilders Primary School, the construction of a five-stance pit latrine at Onyakai Primary School, the construction of a three-classroom block and a five-stances pit latrine at Soroti Demonstration Primary School, Supply of desks to Otatai and Moruapesur Primary Schools.
14:12
14:12

Planned Regional Cancer Center in Gulu Not to Provide Radiotherapy Cancer treatment 3

At the Uganda Cancer Institute in Mulago, up to eighty sessions of radiotherapy sessions are provided every day and because of this the center is often crowded with patients and long waiting lists.
08:21
08:21

Pader District Officials Warn Residents Over Poor Sanitation Practices WASH 2 3 Top story

Pader District Water Officer Engineer Patrick Olanya revealed that while safe water coverage stands at 92%, sanitation (latrine) coverage is only at 69%, and handwashing rates remain low at 43%. Other key sanitation indicators show bath shelters at 72% and refuse management at 52%, indicating an urgent need for intervention.
17:41
17:41

Two Discharged As MoH Starts 42-Day Countdown to End Ebola Outbreak Ministry of Health

In a statement, Charles Olaro the Director General of Health Services in the ministry revealed that the 55 year old female from Matugga and a 45 year old had been discharged after testing negative confirming that they are free from the virus.
08:26
08:26

Aceng Warns Health Workers, Leaders Against Turning Ebola Outbreak into Money Making Scheme

The minister made the remarks on Tuesday while meeting various stakeholders in Fort Portal City to discuss ways of preventing the further spread of Ebola. So far, one case has been confirmed in the area.
07:01
07:01

Households in West Nile Advised to Use Sun to Disinfect Drinking Water 1

For the past twenty years, the northern region, which includes the West Nile sub region, has been experiencing an increase in temperatures and heat waves.
13:17
13:17

Construction of Market in Mukono Hangs in Balance Over Land GKMA-UDP 1

The district local government has struggled to secure land with a valid title, a key requirement from the project’s funders.
09:52
09:52

Nearly 50 Million People Sign Call for Clean Air for Better Health Air pollution

Air pollution is one of the biggest environmental threats to human health and a major contributor to climate change. Around 7 million people die from air pollution each year, mainly from respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.
09:40
09:40

Anger As Mother Dies After Delivery At Luwero Hospital 1 4

On Friday, Allen Navubya, 36, a resident of Kigulu village in Wobulenzi town council, checked in at Luwero Hospital for delivery. Navubya was referred to the hospital from Katikamu Health Center III where she had conducted antenatal visits for months.
08:33
08:33

Arua City Struggling with Low Toilet Coverage 6

Amandu revealed that because of the open defecation, 75 percent of the people who seek medical services at various health centers in the city suffer from illnesses linked to poor sanitation and hygiene.
16:08
16:08

Sweden Contributes $2 Million to UNICEF for Sudan Ebola Response in Uganda

The new funding will be directed towards key areas including risk communication, community engagement, infection prevention and control, and essential services such as water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH), nutrition, mental health, and psychosocial support.
15:56
15:56

Ministry of Health Partners with Inzu ya Masaba Leaders to Boost Healthcare Access

Stellah Abagail Kisoro, the assistant district health officer, highlighted the often-overlooked impact of malaria, warning that in addition to its fatality rate, the disease can have permanent effects on children's health, including cognitive impairments. One of the challenges in the fight against malaria has been the absence of a vaccine.
15:07
15:07

Construction of UGX 400M Maternity Ward at Karongo Health Center III Nears Completion 1 1

The construction of the new maternity ward is aimed at enhancing healthcare services for mothers and newborns in the area. Karongo Health Center III, situated in Hoima West Division, receives between 1,500 to 2,000 patients, including expectant mothers, on a monthly basis according to available records at the health facility.
14:46
14:46

Arua City Registers Six More Cases of Mpox 3

Alias Mahmud, the Health sub-district Surveillance officer Arua City told journalists on Monday that one of the major reasons for the rising cases of Mpox is the numerous illegal border between Uganda and the DRC.
13:51
13:51

Amuru Leaders Call for Emergency Medical Supplies After Fire Destroys Drug Store Ministry Of Health 1

Dr Angelo Oceng, the In charge of Atiak Health Center IV told Uganda Radio Network over the weekend that the incidence has left the health facility in crisis with hundreds of patients likely to miss out on proper medical treatment.
10:55
10:55

Madi Opei Girls Receive Menstrual Care Kits early marriages 2

In an interview with URN, Stella Lanam Angel, the Director of War Victims & Children Networking, noted that they did research and found that many girls in Madi Opei Sub County lack basic menstrual hygiene materials.
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