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53,000 receive Covid cash

Noelyn Nassuuna by Noelyn Nassuuna
July 9, 2021
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53,000 receive Covid cash

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja launches the first batch of Covid-19 cash relief at the Office of the Prime Minister yesterday. The money is meant to help the vulnerable people who were affected by the Covid induced lockdown. photo/ABUBAKER LUBOWA

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Government yesterday launched the disbursement of Covid-19 cash relief to vulnerable Ugandans affected by the lockdown.

A total of 53,000 people received the money in the first batch while 75,075 were pending approval.

A total of 501,107 people are supposed to receive Shs102, 425 each.

The Prime Minister, Ms Robinah Nabbanja, said names of 128,075 beneficiaries had been entered in the system as of yesterday.

“I believe that 50 per cent of Ugandans are going to receive money today [yesterday] and others will continue to receive as we go along. We shall tell you the deadline when the exercise will stop,” Ms Nabbanja said.

Read more: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/53-000-receive-covid-cash-3466852

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