NGO Funding Bill Draws Scrutiny Over Harsh Sanctions
A proposed law aimed at tightening control over how non governmental organizations access and utilize foreign funding is drawing growing scrutiny over its severe penalties and potential implications for accountability in Uganda. The NGO Funding Bill, currently before Parliament in petition form, seeks to introduce stricter state oversight of external
Why Many Africans Seek Care Only When They Are Unwell and the Cost of Waiting
By Sheila Aboth Across many African contexts, healthcare is still largely sought only when illness becomes unavoidable. This behaviour is often misinterpreted as negligence or lack of awareness, yet it more accurately reflects deep-rooted challenges of access and resources. According to Health Policy Watch, only about 48% of Africans have
