Lango Seeks Japanese Investment in Agriculture, Industry and Social Services
Leaders in Lango have asked Japan to support irrigation, farm mechanisation, schools, healthcare and industrial development, citing poor harvests, infrastructure gaps and youth unemployment across the sub-region.
Nile Post · 24 Oct 2026Medicine shortages undermining village health teams
Village Health Teams across central Uganda have received a major boost in training, mobility, and community trust, yet persistent medicine shortages are preventing them from treating sick children when families need them most. These findings stem from a comprehensive evaluation by the Makerere University School of Public Health, presented on Thursday, October 15, 2026, by […] The post Medicine shortages undermining v
The Observer · 24 Oct 2026Depression: Walking Through the Three Corners of Life Toward Healing
Nile Post · 24 Oct 2026Ebola: Uganda Reinstates Traveller Locator Forms
Nile Post · 24 Oct 2026Uganda remains Ebola-free as Health ministry probes Nigerian traveller infected with virus - Daily Monitor
Uganda remains Ebola-free as Health ministry probes Nigerian traveller infected with virus Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 24 Oct 2026Atwine Warns Border Officers Over Ebola Screening Lapses at Mpondwe
Health Ministry Permanent Secretary Dr Diana Atwine has warned security and immigration officers against lax border controls at Mpondwe, citing reports of irregular crossings and the risk of Ebola spreading across Uganda’s border with the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Nile Post · 23 Oct 2026Rising patient numbers strain Bulucheke Health Centre IV
Bududa, Uganda | URN | Bulucheke Health Centre IV in Bududa District is struggling to accommodate the increasing number of mothers seeking maternity services, with some women sharing beds while others sleep on the floor. The health centre has only six maternity beds but now receives between six and 10 maternity admissions a day, … The post Rising patient numbers strain Bulucheke Health Centre IV appeared first on The
The Independent Uganda · 23 Oct 2026Health officials race to trace source of Nigeria's Ebola infection - Daily Monitor
Health officials race to trace source of Nigeria's Ebola infection Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 23 Oct 2026Uganda Martyrs Hospital Unveiled in Honour of Late Bishop Wamika
Nile Post · 23 Oct 2026U.S. to Reduce Health Aid to Kenya as Nairobi Takes Over HIV, Malaria Funding - ChimpReports
U.S. to Reduce Health Aid to Kenya as Nairobi Takes Over HIV, Malaria Funding ChimpReports
ChimpReports · 23 Oct 2026Mubende hospital restricts number of caregivers to tackle overcrowding - Daily Monitor
Mubende hospital restricts number of caregivers to tackle overcrowding Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 23 Oct 2026Ebola: MDCAN urges hospitals to activate isolation centres, boost surveillance
MDCAN has urged Nigerian hospitals to activate isolation centres and boost surveillance following the confirmation of an Ebola Bundibugyo virus case in the Read More: https://punchng.com/ebola-mdcan-urges-hospitals-to-activate-isolation-centres-boost-surveil…
The Punch · 23 Oct 2026Investigators examine possible Entebbe link between Ebola cases
Investigators are examining whether the first Ebola patients in Kenya and Nigeria had contact at Entebbe International Airport, as Switzerland disputes Uganda’s account of the Nigerian patient’s journey. Both passed through Entebbe on 3 October. The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) says a possible interaction is under investigation, but no link has been established. Why it matters: Ugand
Uganda Business News · 23 Oct 2026Houses, livelihoods changed as EACOP’s restoration programme takes root
EACOP’s Housing and Healthcare Initiatives that are Transforming Host Communities in Uganda Kikuube, Uganda | FEATURE | For years, families in villages such as Kikuube in western Uganda lived in homes with leaking roofs, ageing structures and limited access to basic amenities. During the rainy season, some households faced the constant worry of … The post Houses, livelihoods changed as EACOP’s restoration programme t
The Independent Uganda · 23 Oct 2026Airport Encounter May Have Spread Ebola to 2 Countries
The first Ebola patients confirmed in Kenya and Nigeria might have crossed paths at an airport in Uganda earlier this month, African health officials said Thursday as they race to trace and slow an outbreak that has spread to several countries. Both patients …
Newser · 23 Oct 2026What is Shamonda, the livestock virus found for the first time in a person in France? - CNN
The first known human case of Shamonda virus was reported by France on Thursday. The patient has died, but the World Health Organization says that it is considered to be an isolated case so far and that there is no broader risk to the general public.
CNN · 23 Oct 2026Oboth Flags Off 10th Annual CURE Brain Surgery Run in Mbale, Hailing Hospital’s Life-Saving Impact - ChimpReports
Oboth Flags Off 10th Annual CURE Brain Surgery Run in Mbale, Hailing Hospital’s Life-Saving Impact ChimpReports
ChimpReports · 23 Oct 2026Mental health challenges cost Uganda over Shs600b in lost productivity - Daily Monitor
Mental health challenges cost Uganda over Shs600b in lost productivity Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 23 Oct 2026Malaria vaccine price to drop by 40% in deal to expand access - Daily Monitor
Malaria vaccine price to drop by 40% in deal to expand access Daily Monitor
Daily Monitor · 23 Oct 2026Women On GLP-1s Are Revealing The Side Effects And Experiences No One Told Them About - BuzzFeed
"I took GLP-1s and was miserable the whole time. I basically felt like I was pregnant."
Buzzfeed · 22 Oct 2026AI Tool Predicts Cancer Survival by Analyzing a Patient's Selfie - Newser
Research shows new model analyses subtle facial cues
Newser · 22 Oct 2026I thought I was dying but it was health anxiety - here's how to recognise the signs - BBC
Hollie Sharman shares her experience of health anxiety and a doctor advises on how to manage symptoms.
BBC News · 22 Oct 2026Deadly fungus rears its head at Glacier National Park for the first time - SFGATE
Bats at Glacier National Park have tested positive for Pseudogymnoascus destructans, a deadly fungus that triggers white-nose syndrome.
SFGate · 22 Oct 2026These States Legalized Weed. More Heart Attacks Followed - Gizmodo
New research is the first to find a link between the legalization of recreational cannabis and a rise in certain heart problems.
Gizmodo.com · 22 Oct 2026