By Isaac Senabulya on April 12, 2018
Health, Health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD)
Featured, Health, Latest Uganda News, Maternal Health

Health activists under their body Health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) have petitioned parliament seeking for its intervention in improving health care in order to save the many mothers who perish in the process of delivery. This happened yesterday during the commemoration of the international maternal health day under a theme: “Rights Based Approach to Maternal […]
By Isaac Senabulya on March 22, 2018
Health, kigezi region, UNBS
Featured, Health, Health & Medical, Latest Uganda News, Maternal Health

29% of women in Kigezi region still prefer to give birth from their homes at the expense of giving birth from health facilities, according to the statistics released today by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics. The statistics released by George Kawage, a senior statistician with Uganda Bureau of Statistics, during the dissemination seminar of findings […]
By Isaac Senabulya on October 24, 2017
African Union, Female Genital Mutilation, Veronica Babirye Kadogo
Human Rights, Maternal Health, Personal Helath

Uganda’s representative at the Pan Africa parliament Veronica Babirye Kadogo says that government should stop relying on politicians in enforcing and implementation of the controversial laws. This came barely few days after the pan African Parliament resolved to compel African governments where FGM is being practiced to put more emphasis on ending this practice which […]
By Isaac Senabulya on September 14, 2017
Congo, Ebola, haemorrhagic, Kiboga, Luttamaguzi, ministry of health, Nakaseke Hospital, Ruth Nakabirwa
Health & Medical, Maternal Health

The Member of Parliament for Nakaseke south MP Paulson Kasana Lutamaguzi Semakula has demanded government to declare Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever outbreak in Nakaseke as an epidemic to seek the world health organization intervention. Lutamaguzi told parliament that this deadly disease has claimed lives people in Nakaseke and surrounding districts like Kiboga .He said that according to the […]
By Atugonza Gorett on September 7, 2016
dating, good relationships, love, relationships, relationships tips
Fun & Facts, Maternal Health, Relationships, Tips

There was a book that came out more than two decades ago called Men are From Mars Women are From Venus. This was the first time that anyone formally came to the conclusion that men and women are created different. When you are first starting out in a long term relationship, you never imagine it […]
By Atugonza Gorett on September 6, 2016
fitness tips, healthy tips, lifestyle changes
Beauty, Health, Health & Medical, Health tips, Maternal Health, Personal Helath, Tips

Most people have conceptualized their own theory of dieting. Some resort to the no a eating policy even if they saw those methods been tried, tested and failed. Loving one’s body and respecting it needs to sink in their minds even steadily as it may. There are newer ways of losing weight without having to […]
By Atugonza Gorett on September 6, 2016
fitness tips, health living, healthy tips, personal health
Beauty, Health, Health & Medical, Health tips, Maternal Health, Personal Helath, Tips

Who amongest us doesn’t love being a stronger, fitter and thinner versions of themselves? We all do, but when it comes to us women, everyone has wondered why women can’t lose weight easily. It is because we are genetically hardwired NOT to lose weight? Why do most women echo the same thing? Why can’t I […]
By Atugonza Gorett on August 3, 2016
baby health, Breastfeeding
Health, Health & Medical, Maternal Health, Personal Helath

Yes, every mom knows that breastfeeding is best. Study shows that babies who breastfeed are smarter, healthier and happier. According to the studies conducted, mothers are recommended to breast feed their babies for six months. New vision reported that around 37% of mothers in Uganda do not breastfeed their babies exclusively for six months. Varying […]
By Gerald Businge on August 2, 2016
Awi Omega, Breastfeeding, Dr. Jasent Asiimwe, Dr. Paul Kaggwa, the head of community health department at the ministry, the head of nutrition at the health ministry, UNICEF’s Specialist on nutrition, World Breastfeeding Week
Latest Uganda News, Maternal Health

Nutrition experts in Uganda have warned of a negative health impact like reduced immunity to children due to the poor habits of breastfeeding by mothers across the country. According to Dr. Jasent Asiimwe, the head of nutrition at the health ministry, statistics show that 53% of mothers in Uganda breast feed their babies in the […]
By Isaac Senabulya on August 1, 2016
Cecilia Ogwal, chairperson health committee of parliament, Current labour law on family, Dokolo woman member of parliament, Dr.Jacent Asiimwe-head of nutrition programme at the ministry of health, Dr.Micheal Bukenya, Exclusive breastfeeding, Parliament, parliamentary committee on health, Rebecca Kadaga, Speaker of Parliament, World Breastfeeding Week
Health, Latest Uganda News, Maternal Health

The Speaker of Parliament, Hon.Rebecca Kadaga, has urged the Parliamentary Health Committee to seek for public opinions that can facilitate the amendment of the Uganda labour law for mothers to get more leave days and exclusively breast feed and look after their babies. Kadaga who was speaking with ministry of health officials at parliament said […]