Coronavirus cases rise to nine, all Ugandan nationals
The number of confirmed Covid-9 coronavirus cases in Uganda has risen to nine after eight new infections were detected, the ministry of health said late on Monday
The number of confirmed Covid-9 coronavirus cases in Uganda has risen to nine after eight new infections were detected, the ministry of health said late on Monday
Uganda Airlines is suspending all passenger flights from 23 March “until further notice” as the government shuts down borders and stops all inbound and outbound flights in efforts to limit the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus
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A 36-year-old man who arrived into the country from Dubai on Saturday morning is the first confirmed positive case of the Covid-19 coronavirus in Uganda, the ministry of health said
The Bank of Uganda has announced plans to ensure that banks and credit institutions continue to operate effectively as coronavirus roils the economy, and that it is engaging telecom companies and commercial banks to reduce transaction fees and charges
The minister of energy and mineral development, Mary Goretti Kitutu, has echoed the need to have local Ugandan companies awarded contracts in the oil and gas sector, ahead of foreign entities
Uganda will close schools, restrict public gatherings and travel abroad in order to limit the spread of the coronavirus, which has not yet been confirmed in the country, President Yoweri Museveni announced Wednesday in a national address
Uganda Airlines is suspending some flights to Nairobi and Bujumbura due to the coronavirus outbreak, and cancelling flights to Mogadishu, Mombasa, Kilimanjaro and Zanzibar “until further notice”, a statement by the company said
There is evidence that the infrastructure that global financiers want to fund in Africa, such as toll roads, is not the kind that is most desperately needed by the majority of the population