Museveni Suspends Uganda's Public Transport Over COVID-19
"All public means of transport have been suspended for 14 days. This includes taxis, buses, coasters, passenger trains, tricycles and boda bodas. Only private means will be allowed to move. Private cars will only be allowed to carry not more than three people," President Yoweri Museveni has said while addressing the nation on measures as Uganda confirms five new COVID-19 cases bringing them to 14.
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Uganda: Uganda's Virus Cases Rise to 14
Monitor, 25 March 2020
The Ministry of Health on Wednesday confirmed five new cases of coronavirus in Uganda bringing the total number to 14. Read more »
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Uganda: More Than 500 Families to Get Free Food to Offset Covid-19 Pressures
Monitor, 26 March 2020
More than 500 families are set to benefit from the Robert Kayanja ministries they will be giving out food and home essentials to relieve them of the COVID-19 pressures. Read more »
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Uganda: Museveni to Announce New Measures As Uganda Confirms Five New Virus Cases
Monitor, 25 March 2020
After chairing a special cabinet session today (Wednesday), President Museveni will again address the country on the new measures his government intends to undertake in attempt to… Read more »
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Uganda: Uganda Loses Shs130b in 2 Months Over Coronavirus
Monitor, 24 March 2020
Uganda has lost more than Shs130 billion between February and March because offshore investors, who have been investing in Uganda securities stopped, Bank of Uganda (BoU) has said. Read more »
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Uganda: Traders Appeal to Govt for Financial Aid
Monitor, 24 March 2020
The closure of borders and markets due to coronavirus has triggered mixed reactions, with traders asking government for financial support to enable them to sustain their families… Read more »
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Uganda: Uganda Records 8 New Coronavirus Cases
Observer, 24 March 2020
Uganda's Health minister Jane Ruth Aceng has on Monday announced 8 new cases of coronavirus in the country. Uganda recorded her first coronavirus case on Saturday last week. Read more »
InFocus
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With the spread of the novel coronavirus across the world, African countries are showing a willingness to assist each other. Businesses and public and Read more »
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As of August 21, 2022, confirmed cases of Covid-19 from 55 African countries reached 12,126,067 while 373,195,217 vaccinations have been administered across ... Read more »
