Health minister Jane Ruth Aceng says there is no immediate cause for alarm, but urges the public to remain vigilant to prevent further spread.
Despite ongoing efforts to control the disease, Uganda faces a growing challenge with rising drug resistance and high rates of HIV co-infection.
The Uganda AIDS Commission has also raised alarms, reporting an increase in HIV/AIDS prevalence, particularly among young people in urban centers.
Emmanuel Ainebyoona, spokesperson for the Ministry of Health, assured that the ministry is actively monitoring and testing for Mpox and remains commit...
With the system, absenteeism among health workers has decreased substantially, from 69% in the first quarter of the 2023/24 financial year to 8% by th...
The city residents are raising urgent concerns over a severe shortage of accessible public toilets and the high fees charged for their use, which have...
This deficiency has far-reaching consequences for health, education, and economic development in the country.
The Nicotine Summit Uganda focused on reducing tobacco harm through education, safer alternatives, community engagement, and industry collaboration.
Federation for Uganda Medical Interns, the Busoga Consortium for Development, Busoga Health Forum, Jinja Regional Referral Hospital, and others is org...
