The HIHA awards recognize and celebrate exceptional contributions to the health sector, honouring individuals, organizations, and initiatives that have significantly improved health and wellness in Uganda. The launch event underscored the importance of recognizing the tireless efforts of health professionals and community health workers, particularly in the face of recent health sector challenges.

The launch event was attended by notable figures, including the Chairman of the Uganda Taxi Operator's Federation, Mr Sekinde Rashid, who praised Texol Energies Ltd for its high-quality fuel, excellent customer care, and commitment to giving back to the community.

Eight children in total underwent these life-saving procedures between Monday and Wednesday, all performed free of charge. The surgeries were a collaborative effort between the Uganda Heart Institute and Jinja Regional Referral Hospital, marking a significant step towards decentralizing critical heart care services.

The car import business in Uganda is a multi-million dollar industry. In recent years, the revenue generated from taxes and duties on imported vehicles has consistently bolstered the national budget. The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) collects substantial fees through import duties, value-added tax (VAT), and registration fees.

This message was delivered during his heartfelt speech at the burial ceremony of Lady Zaituni Kabasita Akiiki, the mother of Haj Siraje Walusimbi, a prominent businessman based in Kampala.

Both organisations aim to drive impactful initiatives towards a more sustainable future