Business · Kampala
CEHURD Urges Uganda to Use Patent Flexibilities to Make Medicines Affordable

What the report says
Health Advocates Say Compulsory Licensing Can Prevent Pharmaceutical Monopolies from Keeping Prices High By Brian Mugenyi KAMPALA — The Centre for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) has urged the Ugandan government to maximize intellectual property flexibilities to lower treatment costs and widen access to life-saving essential medicines. Speaking during an interview, Seth Mwesiga, a […] The post CEHURD Ur
Loading debate for this article…
Other publishers covering this story
No additional verified coverage is currently clustered with this report.

OCHA warns that Uganda not yet ready for El NinoThe Independent Uganda
Qcil’s Frederick Kakooza Named 2026 CFO of the YearSoftPower News
AI Innovation Could Give Kampala Flood Victims Life-Saving Early WarningsNile Post
ERAM picks top East African veterinary awardThe Independent Uganda