More than 9 victims of the deadly Covid-19 virus were Monday afternoon discharged from Entebbe Grade B hospital following their recovery. This brings more hope that Uganda is coming back to it’s normal situation. Among the recovered patients include 5 Watoto children’s choir members, 3 caretakers, 1 boda boda rider from Kasubi and one from Kalangala district. Among recovered patients ...

One of the residents in Bweyogerere whose names were not identified reported to media complaining that some security officers have gone too far by ordering residents to go indoors even if they find them in their own compounds minding their business. During one of the national addresses, president Museveni warned Police and LDU officers against subjecting Ugandans to corporal punishments ...

As coronavirus continues to put the whole world on tension, some countries hesitantly lift coronavirus restrictions, millions of people around the world are still subjected to some sort of mandatory confinement. Governments are now under pressure easing the lockdowns in different parts of the world. Protests have broke out from Beirut, France, Iraq, India and in United States where protesters ...

Many experts, including Bill Gates, are predicting that developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa will be the worst affected by the coronavirus epidemic. The World Economic Forum has highlighted that the loss of one doctor in Africa affects more than 10,000 people. In countries where poverty, malnutrition and poor general health are rife, healthcare systems are overburdened, and social distancing will ...

Over the weekend, the Speaker of Parliament Hon Rebecca Kadaga mentioned it clearly that every member of parliament is supposed to receive Ugx20 million to sensitize people about Covid-19 pandemic in their constituencies. Media personalities like Faridah Nakazibwe reacted against Kadaga’s suggestion. Her statement was not pleasing at all to many Ugandans who said that most members of Parliament are ...