The government has distributed over 22 million mosquito nets across the country but malaria still persists. New Vision reporters John …
Why do local governments return money to the Treasury?
It is common to hear local governments in Uganda complain of limited or delayed remission of funds by the central …
Karamoja burns as trees smoulder one at a time
To many, Karamoja is a region of cattle keepers, and until recently, notorious for armed cattle rustling. But as Daily …
How government is underutilising land: Part II
Land ownership has had notable impact on agriculture. In the second part of the series on land tenures in Uganda, …
Rwenzori suffers first pains of global warming
The story, Rwenzori suffers first pains of global warming, by New Vision reporter John Masaba, was published on Saturday, 28 …
Patients die as ambulances waste away: Part III
One of the challenges facing Uganda’s health care sector is limited availability of ambulances. The situation gets even worse when …
Uganda’s ambulances a death sentence: Part II
Ideally, ambulances should offer some bit of hope to the sick and their relatives. However, as ANDREW MASINDE discovers, Uganda’s …
Bad roads affecting ambulance system: Part I
Uganda’s healthcare sector has faced numerous hurdles – from inadequate funding, flight of qualified health workers abroad, to lack of/limited …