Kampala. Uganda has officially declared the end of the Ebola disease outbreak, which was confirmed on 30 January 2025 by Uganda’s Ministry of Health. The outbreak infected 14 people, two of whom were probable (not confir…
Lire la suiteL’Ouganda a déclaré aujourd’hui la fin de l’épidémie d’Ebola, moins de trois mois après la confirmation de la présence du virus dans la capitale Kampala.
Lire la suiteToday, as Uganda commemorates World Malaria Day in Gulu District, we are reminded of both a solemn truth and a powerful opportunity: malaria remains one of the deadliest diseases in Uganda, but it is also a disease we ha…
Lire la suiteThe Ministry of Health, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and other partners, inaugurated the second National Tobacco Control Committee (NTCC) during a high-level event held in Kampala. This miles…
Lire la suiteFor years, childbirth for many women in Uganda meant facing it alone, in dim, overcrowded rooms, with no privacy, no comfort, and no one to hold their hand. Husbands waited outside. Health workers were stretched thin. Fe…
Lire la suiteDisease outbreaks in Uganda are not a new phenomenon, with diseases of epidemic potential reported almost every year. From Ebola, Marburg, yellow fever, measles and cholera, to mention a few, the country has seen t…
Lire la suiteKampala, Uganda. Ireland’s Minister for International Development and Diaspora, Neale Richmond TD, has announced €1 million contribution to support the World Health Organization (WHO)-led efforts to tackle the outbreak o…
Lire la suiteOne of the cornerstones of a successful response system to a disease outbreak such as the Sudan virus disease (SVD) is the effective coordination of partners. For this reason, this role is usually the preserve of the Min…
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