People with albinism in Uganda say they are at increased risk of skin cancer because they are unable to buy sunscreen due to the coronavirus
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Gov’t begins easing of coronavirus restrictions
Uganda will today begin easing lockdown restrictions with private cars expected back on roads and shops and restaurants reopening. But everyone must adhere to wearing
Four men killed in domestic violence in Uganda
Local leaders and residents from Sebei Sub-region, Nothern Uganda have expressed concern over rampant cases of domestic violence during the Covid-19 lockdown. According to police,
Eight dead in Lake Albert accident
Eight people are feared dead after a canoe boat in which they were travelling capsized on Lake Albert on Sunday. The incident happened about 400
Open places of worship – Mubajje
Ugandans yesterday joined Muslims across the world to celebrate Idd-ul-Fitr under lockdown.Idd-ul-Fitr, also called the festival of breaking the fast, is a religious holiday celebrated
Vision Group employee commits suicide over 50% salary cut
Police in Mbarara are investigating reports that an employee of Vision Group committed suicide after 50% of her salary was deducted. Christine Kabasweke, an accountant,
Corona Virus: UCU suspends staff pay
Uganda Christian University (UCU) has suspended staff contracts over the ongoing lockdown over coronavirus. In a note to staff issued on Friday, May 22, UCU
Private schools condition government on reopening schools
Private school owners have set pre-conditions for the government ahead of partial school reopening, demanding relief food and exemption from paying local taxes and candidates’
Court summons 3 firms over Tullow oil tax case
The Commercial Court has summoned three United Kingdom- based law firms who were the masterminds of the deal in which Tullow Oil plc avoided paying
Uganda’s virus cases rise to 198
At least 23 more Ugandans have tested positive for COVID-19 as the country’s confirmed cases on Saturday rose to 198.The new cases are part of