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No evidence of formaldehyde contamination in tested cabbages from China: SFA

The Singapore Food Agency says it will continue monitoring and testing food products sold in Singapore and advises consumers to wash vegetables thoroughly before eating.

No evidence of formaldehyde contamination in tested cabbages from China: SFA

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Uganda: Uganda, U.S. Sign Shs6.4 Trillion Health Financing Agreement

[Nile Post] Uganda and the United States have signed a five-year health cooperation agreement that will guide the implementation of about $1.7 billion (Shs6.42 trillion) in US support to Uganda's…

  • U.S. and Uganda sign $1.7 billion health financing agreement for 2026-2030.
  • Strategic Objective Agreement replaces previous $1.7 billion MoU.
  • Agreement aims to strengthen Ugandan health systems and self-reliance.

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