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April 5, 2023
A national community-based survey on Epilepsy conducted by Makerere School of Public Health shows that Uganda's prevalence stands at 1.69% and affects all age groups. The study also reveals that...
April 3, 2023
Eight regional referral hospitals are set to receive health information systems equipment to facilitate the transition from paper to electronic record facilities. The Ministry of Health and...
April 3, 2023
Eight regional referral hospitals are set to receive health information systems equipment to facilitate the transition from paper to electronic record facilities. The Ministry of Health and...
March 28, 2023
The return on investment resulting from public borrowing is not creating enough economic activities that can generate revenues to pay back the countryโs debt.
January 19, 2023
Ugandaโs exports to Kenya registered a 25 percent increase to Shs231 billion in November, up from the Shs173 billion in October.
October 28, 2021
The ADF may destabilise an economy in a shaky recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic
October 7, 2021
The public ought to understand that regulating alcohol limits is meant to save lives by ensuring that people who are drunk do not drive
June 2, 2021
Farmers blame the death on lack of access to vaccines for the birds
May 12, 2021
Daily Monitor Wednesday May 12 2021 Government has been slowly taking back control of key sectors of the economy after an attempt to create a private sector led economy has not created sufficient growth. PHOTO/FILE Summary Elements of policy reversal such as creation of an investment agency under Uganda Development Corporation and now the establishment of Uganda Airlines, which is 100 per cent government-owned suggest a shift from hard-core liberalism that government had adopted in the late 90s...
May 11, 2021
Daily Monitor Tuesday May 11 2021 Summary Covid-19. 2020 was a difficult year in the banking sector as borrowers capacity to repay loans was highly impacted by the pandemic. Advertisement Compared to tourism or education which continues to suffer the brunt of Covid-19 and the resultant containment measures instituted by the government to control the spread of the pandemic, the banking sector seems to be sailing through the tides rather unscathed as evidenced by the profit margins the industry p...