A fish trader, who requested anonymity and supplies fish from Kwania and Apac to Gulu, described the heavy losses incurred due to the poor quality of the fish being caught.
Health
Over 50 Amolatar VHTs remain unpaid for their duties
The Deputy RDC of Amolatar district Obonyo Magwar extended his apologies to the health teams, and promised a swift resolution to their payment delays.
Lawmakers applaud Lira regional referral hospital for quality health care
The lawmakers on PAC also applauded the hospital for increasing its revenue collection through the private wing service.
Lamwo secures 184,800 mosquito nets as malaria fight intensifies
As Lamwo prepares to roll out the distribution, officials remain optimistic that the initiative will significantly reduce malaria infections and related deaths.
Braille on the box: Uganda’s push for accessible packaging
UNBS appears poised to take a more deliberate step towards standards that leave no consumer behind.
Community baraza reveals poor conduct among Hoima regional referral health workers
Dr Ibrahim Bwagga, the hospital director appreciated the people for the feedback, saying the hospital management will take immediate interventions.
Herbal boom: Inside the struggle to regulate Uganda’s traditional medicine industry
Godfrey Etelu, a teacher-turned-herbalist, says he entered the practice after recovering from poisoning in 2008 using remedies introduced by his father.
Lira regional hospital records 8,400 annual deliveries as new fistula ward opens
The expansion drastically eases pressure on the hospital, increasing the gynaecology ward’s capacity from just 10 beds to 45.
UPDF conducts free medical outreach in Kamwokya ahead of International Women’s Day
Brig Gen Bainababo observed that Kamwokya was selected because of ongoing engagement between the UPDF and ghetto community structures working with General Salim Saleh.
Lira RR Hospital’s new shs600m gynecology ward completed ahead of schedule
Currently, the maternity ward, originally designed for just 12 beds, frequently handles over 40 mothers daily.
Ending female genital mutilation is not charity but justice
“My journey on ending female genital mutilation/cutting did not begin in an office. Instead, my journey began when I knew where the shoe hurts most,” says Catherine Menganyi HSC, nurse epidemiologist, and Co-Founder and Chapter Lead of Women in Global Health, Kenya.
2030 promise in peril: FGM/C survivors rise as cases climb to 230 million
As world leaders convene at CSW70, the data tells a clear story: promises alone will not end FGM/C or guarantee menstrual dignity.
