AIIB has financed 22 health projects with an approved value of USD4.87 billion.
Health
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Lira University donates land for the heart centre
Dr Peter Lwabi, the Uganda Heart Institute’s Deputy Executive Director, made the announcement on Wednesday at an event in Lira City.
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Health Minister Dr. Aceng announces construction of heart institute in Lira
Dr. Aceng disclosed that a heart institute center will be established at Lira University, and across the country.
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UPDF medics treat 2,000 Amuru residents
UPDF and civilian population celebrated the 2025 Tarehe Sita in Greater Masaka on February 6.
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Quarantine imposed at UCI Lira following suspected Sudan Ebola case
Uganda is currently on high alert following the outbreak of Sudan Ebola virus in the country.
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Trump’s Executive Order: African-led HIV Control Working Group issues demands
The Executive Order has created confusion, panic, and uncertainty among the USG funding agencies, country implementing partners, and most critically, the millions of people living with HIV (PLHIV) who depend on the USG funded health services to survive.
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URCS intensifies Mpox, Ebola awareness
One person, a nurse, died last month after contracting the deadly Sudan Ebola virus.
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Adjumani’s Ciforo benefits from free medical services by AIMS
AIMS has already made significant contributions to the district through the establishment of a secondary school and a church, according to the RDC.
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Oyam South’s Awee Betty market lacks public toilets
Ronald Akol, Adel Ward’s male LC3 councillor, stated that the construction of a public toilet at Awee Betty Market is already budgeted for this fiscal year.
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Netizens react to the brutal murder of Dr. Wilfred Olila
Dr. Olila was found dead and his killers remain unknown.
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Ministry of Health seeks shs1.5b for Lubowa hospital supervision
For years, Lubowa hospital has drawn mixed feelings from politicians who oppose the government.
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In 2025, mental health should become a lifestyle
Financial and social struggles are just a few of the pressures that can fuel mental health challenges, especially as the New Year begins.