By Our Reporter Blood shortages due to COVID-19 are prevalent across the world. In January, the American Red Cross declared “a national blood crisis” poising a great risk to patient care. In March, a US-based non-profit organization Memorial Blood Centers (MBC) declared the blood “emergency” due to a lack of ... Read More »
By Bayan Nalubwama Employers in Uganda have been challenged to include at least 12.4% people with disabilities at their work places. During the Second Career Fair by Light for the World Uganda, a global disability and development Non-Governmental Organization in partnership with the Federation of Uganda Employers (FUE) under the ... Read More »
By our reporter According to the Global Burden of Disease 2019, oral diseases affect nearly 3.5 billion people. Untreated dental caries (tooth decay) in permanent teeth is the most common health condition and although cavities are largely preventable, they are one of the most common chronic diseases throughout the lifespan. ... Read More »
Bya Boniface Kizza Obwakabaka bwa Buganda nga buli wamu n’ekitongole ekitakabanira okulwanyisa obulwadde bwa Mukenenya ekye nsi yonna ekya UNAIDS kko n’aba CBS POWESA batandiise kawefube w’okusomesa abantu ba Sabasajja ebikwata ku kawuka akaleeta Mukenenya n’engeri y’okukewalamu nga baze n’enkola y’okusomeseza abantu ku kyooto. Enteekateeka esosotoddwa mu ssaza lya Ssabasajja ... Read More »
Bya Boniface Kizza Abakulembeze ba district y’e Rakai bategezezza nga bwebabakanye n’eddimo lyokudamu okugemesa ekirwadde kya Covid 19 nekigendererwa kyokutaasa abantu baleme kuddamu kulumbibwa nawokeerwa ono. Abakulu bano nga bakulembeddwamu sentebe wa district eno Ssekamwa Kaggwa bagamba nti ebimu kubibawaliriza okuddamu okugema covid 19 kwekumalawo amangu eddagala eryabawebwa gavumenti kyokka ... Read More »
By Prossy Namiiro The Speaker of Parliament, Jacob L’Okori Oulanyah has died in the United States at 57 years.The news of his death was announced by President Museveni in a tweet in Sunday 20, at 10:30am “Countrymen and Countrywomen. It is with a lot of sadness that I announce the ... Read More »
By Our Reporter The monarch is experiencing “mild cold-like symptoms” but expects to continue “light duties” at Windsor over the coming week, the palace said. “She will continue to receive medical attention and will follow all the appropriate guidelines,” it added in a statement. The Queen, 95, had been in ... Read More »
Bya Elisa Nicholas Ssekitende Ssentebe w’ekibiina ekitaba abajjanjabi abakozesa eddagala ly’obutonde ki Uganda Herbalists Association nga kino kikolera wansi w’ekitongole ekirondoola omutindo gw’eddagala mu Ggwanga ekya National Drug Authority-NDA, alabudde abasawo b’ekinnansi okukola omulimo gwaabwe nga bakulembeza Omutindo, oba ssi ekyo Amateeka gakubakwaata. Jamir Mukwaya akulira Uganda Herbalists Association, asinzidde ... Read More »
Bya Elisa Nicholas Ssekitende Gujabagidde nate mu district ye Ssembabule, Olw’ekirwadde kya Kalusu ekizzeemu okubalumba. Bano babaddeko n’akalembereza omwaka oguwedde, 2021 obulwadde buno bwebwalangirirwa nti buweddeyo e Ssembabule, kyokka nga baali Bamaze emyaka egyisoba mw’esatu nga Tebakkirizibwa kutunda Bisolo omuli Ente, Embuzi, Endiga, ennyama yaazo wamu n’ebyo ebiva mu bisolo ... Read More »
By Our Reporter Most parents worry about how to protect their children in a world that sometimes seems so dangerous. As with any other danger, protecting our kids from risk starts with understanding those risks. For instance, parents often think a discussion about “stranger danger” is sufficient to protect kids ... Read More »
