Uganda: Nakweede Urges Government to Recruit More Health Workers in Kayunga

[Nile Post] Kayunga District Woman Member of Parliament Harriet Nakweede has urged the government to recruit more health workers and improve service delivery in local health facilities, warning that staffing shortages are making it difficult for patients, particularly pregnant teenagers, to access timely medical care.

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