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COVID-19: Uganda’s cases rise to 98

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the country has risen to 98, after a sample tested positive for the disease later on Tuesday.  Ministry of Health confirmed that the sample belongs to a 27- year old truck driver from Kenya who entered the country …

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Bududa covid-19 suspects complain of starvation

Bududa, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Covid-19 suspects isolated at Bulucheke Secondary School quarantine center in Bududa district are complaining of starvation. There are currently 16 suspects in the quarantine center. They were taken into isolation on Saturday last week. They are part of 100 corona virus suspects under institutional and …

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Kitgum leaders appeal for relief food from gov’t

Kitgum, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Leaders in Kitgum district have appealed to the government to consider extending donation of relief food items. The government embarked on relief food donation to vulnerable communities affected by the lockdown. The food distribution was however restricted to the people in areas of Kampala and …

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Namisindwa covid19 quarantine center appalling

Namisindwa, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  Namisindwa district quarantine center for corona virus suspects is in a very story state. Established at Magale secondary school in Magale town council, the quarantine center is home to over 90 corona virus suspects but lacks a single bed. Currently, all suspects sleep on papyrus …

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Tropical bank owners have injected in capital -BoU

Kampala, Uganda |  THE INDEPENDENT |  In a move to calm fears over the future of Tropical Bank Limited, Bank of Uganda has said its owners have injected in money and now the bank is well-capitalized. In the audited accounts for 2019, it was revealed that the bank had been undercapitalized …

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Top German judges to rule on massive ECB economic support

Frankfurt am Main, Germany | AFP |  Germany’s top court will rule Tuesday on mass bond-buying by the European Central Bank, a tool the Frankfurt institution has deployed like never before to cushion the impact of the coronavirus. “Will Germany’s supreme court constrain the European Central Bank’s response to the worst …

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