Month: June 2022

  By Ritah Kemigisa A study by the Aga Khan University has shown that one in every four healthcare professionals exhibits signs of depression. Conducted across all 47 counties in Kenya, the Protecting the Wellbeing and Strengthening the Resilience of Frontline Health Workers study also revealed that two in every […]

By Ruth Anderah The Court of Appeal has also denied bail to Kawempe member of Parliament Muhammad Ssegirinya and Makindye West MP Allan Sewanyana. The MPs have been in prison without trial for the past nine months and had run to the Court of Appeal after the Masaka High Court […]

By Benjamin Jumbe Development partners have hailed the government for its decision to lift the suspension of the Democratic Governance Facility. The lifting of the suspension was announced by President Museveni last week following a meeting with a team of development partners. Now speaking on behalf of the development partners […]

By Juliet Nalwooga The leadership of the National Teachers Union (UNATU) leadership has again been invited by government to further negotiate further, the fate of arts teachers who are currently on strike over pay. The meeting between the Vice President, workers’ unions, workers MPs, and the leadership of the teachers […]

By Juliet Nalwooga A team of researchers from the University of Notre Dame, Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education, and Save The Children International-Uganda have called for the betterment of the social environment within which teachers work if they are to be effective on duty. The group that conducted a […]