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Uganda loses 46000 children annually to preventable diseases- UNICEF – Monitor

A pupil of Kitante Primary School in Kampala receives a measles, rubella and polio vaccine during the nationwide immunisation campaign on October 16, 2019. Many parents are sceptical about the safety of Covid-19 vaccines for their children. PHOTO | FILE By Peter Sserugo The United Nations Children Fund has revealed that at least 46,000 Ugandans

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Uganda loses 46,000 children annually to preventable diseases- UNICEF

Dr Mugahi also attributed the deaths to diseases like Malaria, pregnancy complications and poor nutrition among others

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Japan gives United Nations Children s Fund (UNICEF) US$1 5 million to improve tracking of under-immunized and unimmunized children

Download logoThe Government of Japan has provided a US$1.5 million (UGX5,710,860,000) contribution to the United Nations Children’s Agency – UNICEF, to

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Irony of hunger deaths in Karamoja amid plenty of climate adaptation technologies

By the end of July, all nine districts of Karamoja were facing acute malnutrition at critical levels forcing the people to find other ways to cope.

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Hundreds of people have died of famine in Uganda’s Karamoja region, and local leaders say that some people are now eating grass to survive.

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