May 26, 2021 A nurse vaccinating a man against coronavirus in Kabale recently
Vaccination shields “all people at risk” from getting any virus or disease. Vaccination has been used widely over the years to shield people from measles, polio and whooping cough, among others. All this starts from just a few weeks old.
But that aside, we now have Covid-19. In Uganda, Covid-19 vaccinations began on March 10, 2021 after the country got over 946,000 doses of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine. The campaign got off to a slow start as Ugandan skepticism over the vaccine efficacy was reinforced by swirling reports at the time, of the vaccine causing blood clots in some people.
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Daily Monitor
Monday May 24 2021
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UPC spokesperson Okello Lucima and others believe Oulanyah’s is a case of “give a dog a bad name and hang it!”
Oulanyah also retains his regal bearing with a signature moustache and trademark bow-tie and sometimes collarless socialist garb. He remains a par-excellence debater, formidable orator and authoritative on legislative procedure.
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The National Resistance Movement party, Central Executive Committee (CEC) yesterday picked Omoro County Member of Parliament, Mr Jacob Oulanyah, as its flag bearer for the Parliament Speaker race.
Critics have before mocked Oulanyah as good a puppet, but President Museveni has often disagreed; mollycoddling Oulanyah as a loyal cadre.
『ライザのアトリエ』リラ・ディザイアスがFATAL DRIVE時をイメージした迫力あるポーズで立体化 famitsu.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from famitsu.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
10th parliament closes with approval of 5 loans worth Shs 5 trillion
May 12, 2021 Minister for loans David Bahati (C) at parliament today
The 10th parliament has closed shop with the approval of five loans worth Shs 4.8 trillion in just two days.
Parliament s five-year term concluded today, Tuesday according to speaker Rebecca Kadaga. On Monday, parliament approved two loans worth Shs 2.3 trillion from the AFREXIM Bank and the Trade and Development Bank to finance the budget for FY 2021/2022.
Additionally, the MPs approved a loan request by government to borrow up to two Special Drawing Rights (SDR) worth Shs 97 billion from the International Development Association (IDA) of the World Bank for COVID-19 response and Uganda Reproductive, Maternal and Child Health Improvement Project.