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ZTE brings new mobile devices with ecosystem to MWC Shanghai 2023

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Our Reporter
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ZTE Corporation (0763.HK / 000063.SZ), a global leading provider of information and communication technology solutions, brings abundant new products to Mobile World Congress (MWC)  Shanghai 2023, offering unprecedented technology and user experiences. From June 28th to 30th, ZTE will provide visitors with the all-round display and experience in ZTE booth located at N3-B20, featuring smartphones, tablets, smart AR glasses, MBB & FWA products and internet products for vehicles and industries. These offerings are integrated with the cutting-edge smart AI applications, leading mobile data terminals and updated smart V2X products.

Fully Cover Consumer Mobile Communication Scenarios

ZTE is showcasing an extensive array of new products to fully cover consumer mobile communication scenarios at MWC Shanghai 2023. Innovative smart devices, including the latest AI-powered eyewear-free 3D tablet and the GPT wireless AR glasses, have become highlights in the booth. The nubia Neo Air, the world’s first lightweight refractive AR glasses with GPT and wireless function, draws attention when makes a debut as it enables intelligent interaction such as a real-time interview, the voice assistants chatting and the voice data query through its embedded AI model. Additionally, ZTE exhibits its flagship 5G tablet, ZTE AxonPad, the office computer ZTE AxonBook and two flagship 5G smartphones, ZTE Axon 50 Ultra and nubia Z50 Ultra, demonstrating the achievements and breakthroughs it has made in display innovation, system security, and professional photography.

Prominently featured at the event also include ZTE 5G MBB & FWA products, whose market share ranks first in the world for the leading technology in commercialized field, and GIS (Green, Intelligence & Security) achievements, covering the latest 5th GEN of Wi-Fi 7 5G FWA, 5G indoor and outdoor FWA and 5G portable Wi-Fi. By connecting to the internet through wireless networks, the products support fast and efficient data transfer. During the exhibition, ZTE demonstrates the efficiency and convenience of these technologies, which are built on the product concept of power saving, intelligent scenario control and network security.

In terms of terminal devices for vehicles, ZTE displays products with industry-leading performance and in-vehicle applications in collaboration with car manufacturers. Among the highlights is the newly announced vehicle-road collaborative innovation product RCU, Y2002 roadside communication and computing integrated device that integrates roadside communication unit 5G RSU Y2001 and edge computing capability. This cutting-edge product offers robust AI computing power and supports multiple communication frequency bands. With its ability to simultaneously process multi-channel video and radar data while consuming low power, the Y2002 empowers intelligent transportation applications and drives the development of intelligent networked transportation, all built on ZTE’s operating system.

New Species of Intelligent Interaction Offers Unprecedented Experiences

As a new and significant addition to ZTE’s smart ecosystem product lineup, nubia Neo Air is not only an wireless AR glasses, but also an intelligent accessory that is equipped with the AIGC algorithm, the same algorithm used in GPT technology. The GPT model used by the glasses combines the capabilities of multiple AI large models to achieve instant question-and-answer, which means users could interact by voice through voice command with the build-in AI assistant.

Powered by AR and AIGC technology, nubia Neo Air has become an all-scenario portable intelligent assistant for users. During public speaking, live broadcasts, hosting and other occasions, wearers can view the text prompts in real time through the glasses lens to deliver unscripted speeches. The nubia Neo Air is binocular in design, which is very similar to regular eyeglasses in appearance. The net weight of the whole machine is about 42.5g, and the adjustable curved temples can adjust the length to fit the wearer’s preferences. With just half an hour of charging, nubia Neo Air provides up to 8 hours of normal usage in typical conditions, allowing users to wear it throughout the day without worrying about battery life.

With the continuous advancement of AR+AIGC technology and the growing maturity of the ecosystem, it is believed that nubia Neo Air will unlock much more futuristic application scenarios and bring unprecedented interactive experiences to consumers.

Eyewear-Free 3D Tablet Brings Mobile Vision to a New Generation

ZTE has also unveiled another blockbuster innovative smart device, nubia Pad 3D, the world’s first AI-powered eyewear-free 3D tablet. Equipped with ZTE’s unique eyewear-free 3D lightfield technology, this product can present high-quality eyewear-free 3D display as well as match up to comfortable viewing angles by AI face-tracking in real time. In addition, it supports real-time content conversion of 2D content to 3D, including images, videos, and streaming media, leveraging a technology based on the AI neural network deep learning algorithm. This technology can overcome the dilemma of limited 3D content sources, providing the more realistic and vivid 3D visual experience to users.

Eyewear-free 3D technology, having broad application scenarios, caters not only to everyday consumers, but also to various industries. It provides users with multi-dimensional display and fully immersive  interaction conveniently that goes beyond their imagination. To present this, ZTE showcases a very impressive on-site display lineup and joins hands with key partners of the eyewear-free 3D ecosystem like MiGu Video of China Mobile, Tencent Meeting and China Focus Ltd to bring applications for multiple scenarios, including video entertainment, live broadcast, games, streaming media, conferences, and education for consumers. It also enables more commercial expansion for vertical industries in the ecosystem, such as medical and health care, cultural tourism, exhibitions and advertising media.

ZTE is actively cooperating with ecosystem partners in the field of industry applications to jointly drive the implementation of subdivided industry solutions and apply them to nubia Pad 3D. In this regard, the Company has initiated the “ZTE AI-powered eyewear-free 3D ecosystem strategic cooperation” with its partners to establish an eyewear-free 3D ecosystem alliance. This initiative aims to deepen the comprehensive ecosystem cooperation among content and industries, and apply technologies to scenarios more than 3D display of cultural tourism, cultural museum, 3D conference, 3D education, 3D live broadcast, 3D medical treatment and 3D modeling display.

This exhibition will further demonstrate ZTE’s leading position in the global mobile communication technology field. In addition, ZTE will promote the overall development of mobile communication technology and provide global users with more intelligent and innovative mobile products and services. By participating in MWC Shanghai, ZTE expects to foster more communication and discussion opportunities within the industries, facilitate industrial development, and jointly shape a future life characterized by intelligence and convenience.

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How the climate crisis could affect malaria transmission

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Guest Writer
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Mosquitos in the insectary.

As world leaders came together for the COP 27 Conference in Egypt, the impact of the climate crisis on global health was put into sharp focus. Scientists have warned that the changing climate is set to impact the distribution and transmission of many infectious diseases, including malaria.

Malaria, the world’s most important and deadly tropical mosquito-borne parasitic disease, kills more than half a million people and affects over 200 million people throughout Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Several studies discuss the different ways rising global temperatures and changing weather patterns may affect malaria transmission.

In her talk at PAMCA 2022, Dr. Heather Ferguson highlighted how climate change could impact the feasibility and efficacy of malaria vector control in several ways. She stated that the public health consequences of climate change will arise mainly through impacts on interventions rather than expansion of transmission – so for example, higher temperatures during the nighttime could impact time spent under bed nets.

Meanwhile, a recent paper published in The Lancet noted that with temperatures higher for longer, there are more suitable months for malaria transmission. Higher temperatures and increased rainfall could affect the behavioural, developmental and distribution pattern of insects like mosquitoes, implicating the control of insect-borne diseases like malaria.

Studies warn this has the potential to increase the opportunities for malaria transmission in malarious areas, but also in areas where transmission was previously controlled and in non-malarious areas. A World Bank report shows that by 2050, climate change may cause some unexposed areas to be at risk of malaria transmission, including parts of China, South America and sub-Saharan Africa.

An increase in temperatures could also enable the malaria parasite to develop faster and therefore escalate the transmission and burden of malaria. Even just a 2-3-degree Celsius increase could increase the population vulnerable to the disease by 5%, equating to 700 million more people.

The UN highlights that it is difficult to quantify exactly how climate change will affect malaria transmission, as it depends on multiple factors such as population and demographic dynamics, drug resistance, insecticide resistance, human activities like deforestation and their impact on the local ecology.

Ultimately, research notes that the impact of climate change on mosquitoes is noticeably clear, but the impact on malaria transmission is not yet fully understood. Some studies show a potential uptick in malaria cases while other studies suggest climate change will have no impact on malaria.

An assessment by climate change experts at the Ministry of water & Environment of Uganda indicated that climate change is one of the many drivers for malaria and that the malaria burden will increase (in relation to rainfall changes, temperature increase and population growth and lead to significant costs to the country.

In sum, with the changing climate and all potential resulting effects, continued research into malaria mosquitoes and their evolving behaviour will remain critical to stay ahead of the disease and help end malaria once and for all.

Jane Namunane Wakikona

National Stakeholder Engagement Officer, Uganda Virus Research Institute

Target Malaria Uganda

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Nine people drown in river Nile

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Richard Wanambwa
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Jimmy Patrick Okema, the Aswa region police publicist

At least nine people are reported to have drowned in river Nile. Their death has been confirmed by Patrick Jimmy Okema, the police spokesperson in North Kyoga.

The deceased have been identified as Peter Lotyang 19, Simon Lemukol 18, Simon Lotham 30, John Lomuria 15, Kamur Nomha (21), Ngole Simon (21), Lonta Joseph (19), Lucumwa Simon 35, and Joseph Lokuwam 19.

The survivors are; Bosco Muleka and Godfrey Byekwaso, who were riding the boat, along with two other passengers, Simon Locire and Peter Lukwampe.

According to Okema, 13 workers from the Maruzi palm oil project farm embarked on a journey to seek employment in Masindi District, as they had not been paid by the management of the Indian farm.

“The Kungu Police Post was notified, and a case of drowning was registered. The survivors were transported to a nearby health center for treatment, while efforts are underway to locate and retrieve the bodies of the deceased from the water,” he said in a statement.

“This incident is unfortunate and we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families and friends of the victims. We strongly urge workers to approach the labor officers stationed in all District Local Government offices across the country in case of any challenges at their workplaces, before making any drastic decisions,” he said.

Upon reaching Kungu landing site, they discovered that the ferry was not operational, consequently, they decided to board a small canoe to cross to the Masindi port landing site. Tragically, the canoe capsized, resulting in the drowning of all thirteen individuals, with only four survivors.

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Health Ministry authorizes two laboratories to conduct DNA testing countrywide 

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Simon Kabayo
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Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health.

The Ministry of Health has authorized only two medical laboratories to carry out DNA paternity tests in the whole country.

The development comes in due to increased demand for true DNA status of children, from men decrying the marital infidelity of their partners which has made them sire children out of the marriage wedlock and raise them without their true paternity.

Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health revealed that Government Analytical Laboratory (GAL) in Wandegeya and MBN Clinical Laboratories on Nakasero Road are the only certified laboratories nationally and internationally to conduct the DNA tests.

According to Aceng, both laboratories are certified and accredited by the government regulatory authorities -the Allied Health Practitioners’ Council (AHPC) and Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners’ Council (UMDPC) and accredited by international accreditation bodies.

“The equipment, technologies and reagents being used for DNA paternity testing within the two certified laboratories (GAL and MBN) are validated and found to be sound standards, and this was part of the basis for their certification and/ or international accreditation,” Dr Aceng said.

“There have been suspicions that some unscrupulous agents might have smuggled fake equipment or reagents (kits) for DNA paternity testing into the country. I have been informed of some Rapid Diagnostic Tests (RDTs) purported to be home-based DNA test kits, some of which are available,” added the Minister.

Dr Aceng also warned that these RDTs are not validated for use in Uganda and therefore not allowed into the country, whether for use in public or in private purposes.

Nevertheless, she explained that there are several other laboratories in Uganda which are accredited and certified to do DNA testing for diagnostic and research purposes, like investigating trends in Covid-19, TB, HIV, Sickle Cell, Hepatitis B and Cancers.

“These are; Central Public Health Laboratories (CPHL), National TB Reference Laboratory (NTRL), Joint Clinical Research Centre (JCRC) and Laboratories at Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI), Makerere and Mbarara Universities.”

Minister Aceng further noted that her ministry is aware that several laboratories have come out purporting to do DNA paternity testing whereas they only collect samples and ship them for testing elsewhere, either within or outside the country.

She cautioned that various equipment and technologies can be used for DNA testing and several of those are being promoted in the country but it is very important that Laboratories use only the methods that have been validated for use in the country.

The Minister added that no laboratory or any facility shall ship any samples for DNA paternity testing outside the country except with special clearance from the Director General of Health Services and/ or Uganda National Council for Science and Technology (UNCST).

She also noted that any Laboratory that is prepared and wants to do DNA paternity testing can apply to the Director General of Health Services who will set up a team of experts to assess the Laboratory for certification.

Minister Aceng directed the Department of National Health Laboratory and Diagnostic Services of MOH to work with National Drug Authority (NDA) and Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) to ensure that fake DNA rapid test kits are not used for testing because they will get wrong results.

“I want to caution Ugandans not to use these rapid kits or accept these alleged rapid kits or accept these alleged rapid DNA test kits to be used for testing them because they will get wrong results. The Ministry will continue to provide standards and regulatory oversight necessary to ensure that all laboratory processes, including DNA paternity testing guarantee quality and reliability of DNA paternity testing services in the medium and long term,” she said.

She also guided that DNA testing is done only by laboratories that have been authorized for testing through certification and accreditation.

“Only qualified professionals will be allowed to do testing. Only certified laboratories will be allowed to collect DNA test samples. Only the two certified/accredited Laboratories, GAL in Wandegeya and MBN Clinical Laboratory on Nakasero Road, both in Kampala, shall be allowed to do DNA paternity testing in Uganda for now,” she said.

The Minister also warned both the traditional media as well as social media players to report about DNA paternity responsibly to avoid the negative impact on the mental health of the affected children, the families and society at large.

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Jimmy Mugerwa named chairman of board of directors of UBL

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Francisco Adongo
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Mr. Jimmy Mugerwa

Jimmy Mugerwa has been appointed the chairman of board of directors of the Uganda Breweries Limited effective July 1, 2023. His appointment was announced by Agnes Ssali, the company Secretary.

Mugerwa, who has been serving as the Independent Non- executive director of the UBL board since 2018, he replaces Japheth Kato who clocked his retirement. Kato served as the board Chairman for four years.

Mugerwa has 30 years of experience working in the Oil and Gas sector having served with Tullow oil PLC and Shell across Africa and Europe. He is the founder of and CEO of Zorum Consulting group, a boutique oil and gas consulting firm.

He chaired industry association, including being chairperson of Uganda presidential investor round table for oil and gas for four years.

He is an experienced board chair and Independent Non-Executive Director having served in this capacity in Financial, insurance, beverage and oil and gas. He is currently serving as the Chairman of Board of the Board of Dfcu Group, Independent Non-Executive Director on the board of East African Breweries PLC and Jubilee Allianz Insurance Group. He is also on the advisory board of Veracity Worldwide, USA.

“The board takes this opportunity to appreciate Kato for vibrant contributions, sound business advice, valued counsel and visionary leadership as the chairman of the board,” Ssali said.

She said Kato’s passion for corporate governance and excellence in execution has contributed to the transformation of UBL into the leading premium beverage company.

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Museveni to address the nation on security matters on Thursday 13

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Our Reporter
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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni will on Thursday, July 13, address the nation on security and other matters of national importance.

The development was confirmed by Mr Faruk Kirunda, the Deputy Presidential Press Secretary, in a statement released on Monday, July 10.

“The President of the Republic of Uganda and Commander-In-Chief of the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF), Gen. (Rtd) Yoweri Kaguta Museveni will this Thursday, July 13, 2023, address the nation on Security and other matters of National Importance,” Kirunda noted.

He added that just like other presidential addresses, Thursday’s address will be aired live on all te and radio stations starting at 8:00 pm.

Museveni’s address comes in the wake of a series of events covering the country, more especially in the sector of security which has left the nation at stake.

Last month on June 16, suspected rebels of the Allied Democratic Forces attacked the Lhubiriha secondary school in Mpondwe in Kasese District and killed over 42 students and locals before fleeing to the neighbouring DR Congo.

The address also comes shortly after the president last week ordered the State House Anti-Corruption Unit to probe the chaos that ensued during last month’s by-election of the Bukedea district chairperson.

The probe has led to the arrest of eight suspects so far including the Resident District Commissioner, Wilberforce Tukei, and the District Police Commander, Charles Okoto who were apprehended on Monday evening from Bukedea district headquarters.

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Bukedea RDC, DPC arrested by State House over election malpractice

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Our Reporter
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Bukedea RDC

The State House Anti-Corruption Unit has arrested Bukedea Resident District Commissioner (RDC) and the District Police Commander (DPC) over mismanagement of the recent Bukedea district LCV by-election, Eagle Online reports.

On the eve of nomination for Bukedea district LCV by-election, five armed police officers raided the home of David Steven Omagor, one of the candidates, tortured him, stole his nomination papers and ran away with cash amounting to Shs168 million.

The goons also robbed several other items worth millions of shillings belonging to Omagor and another relative.

Bukedea DPC

On the nomination day, a group of about 50 people attacked Omagor and assaulted him, leaving him half naked. They made off with the nomination papers he had picked and filled earlier that day.

In a letter by President Yoweri Museveni directed the Brig Gen Henry Isoke led State House Anti-Corruption Unit to handle the alleged malpractices and apprehend any government officials involved in the crime.

“I have got some disturbing information about the recent by-election in Bukedea for LCV Chairperson where our NRM candidate won with 91% and the voter turn-put was 87%. I was, of course, happy for my party to perform so well. However, I am now getting information the Government officials on the night of the nomination, invaded the house of Mr. Omagor, and confiscated his academic papers and stole shs.163 million from him so that he could be able so that he could not be nominated the following morning,” read part of Museveni’s letter.

Museveni added that the Electoral Commission had to extend nomination days when he appealed and even when he went for nomination, he was attacked at the gate of the Electoral Commission.

“Come election morning, Government officials invaded the polling stations and voted on behalf of the voters. This sounds like a film. However, I want to be sure that Uganda does not go back to the crime of 1980, with Muwanga elections that forced us to go to the bush. Therefore, investigate these claims and if any criminality was committed, take action and report back. I am, therefore, directing you to handle the criminals,” Museveni noted.

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Museveni pay tribute to the late Apollo Nyegamehe

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Our Reporter
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President Yoweri Museveni has paid tribute to the fallen businessman Apollo Nyegamehe also known as Aponye. Aponye died in a tragic road accident which occurred along the Ntungamo-Mbarara Road in Itojo.
In a condolence message which was delivered by the former Prime Minister Dr Ruhakana Rugunda, Museveni said “I got the sad news of the death of Aponye. He was our big supporter and active in economic activity. Condolence to his family and Ugandans in general,”
Speaking during the requiem mass which was held at Lubaga Cathedral Dr Rugunda said Aponye rescued the government during Covid-19 pandemic.
He said when the government announced that all people should be given food during the lockdown, the government didn’t have the food.
The Deputy Speaker of Parliament Thomas Tayebwa said if we don’t maintain Apollo’s legacy, he will have died forever. Very many people have been depending on him, we shouldn’t let them down.
He said Apollo worked hard, he and others responded to the President’s call to save Ugandan traders who were affected by the Sudan war. Up to now his money has not yet been paid, we are going to ensure that it’s paid.

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The Psychology of Debt: Overcoming emotional challenges

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Guest Writer
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Mr. Clever Nicholas

By Clever Nicholas

Debt is not merely a financial burden; it can also take a toll on our emotional well-being. The psychology of debt delves into the complex interplay between money and our emotions, highlighting the emotional challenges that often accompany financial obligations. However, understanding these challenges is the first step towards overcoming them. In this article, we will explore the various emotional aspects of debt and provide practical strategies to help individuals navigate their way towards financial and emotional freedom.

The Shame and Stigma of Debt: Debt can trigger feelings of shame and social stigma, leading individuals to hide their financial struggles and suffer silently. It is crucial to recognize that debt is a common phenomenon and not a personal failure. By normalizing conversations about debt and seeking support from trusted individuals or financial advisors, one can alleviate the emotional burden and begin the journey towards debt resolution.

Anxiety and Stress: The weight of debt can be overwhelming, causing anxiety and stress that permeate various aspects of life. Constant worry about meeting payment deadlines, mounting interest rates, or the fear of bankruptcy can significantly impact mental health. Implementing stress management techniques such as mindfulness, exercise, and seeking professional help can help individuals cope with these emotional challenges more effectively.

Self-Worth and Identity: Our financial situation often influences our sense of self-worth and identity. When burdened with debt, individuals may question their competence, feel inadequate, or experience a loss of control over their lives. It is essential to separate one’s self-worth from their financial situation, recognizing that debt does not define who they are. Focusing on personal strengths, setting achievable goals, and celebrating small victories can boost self-esteem during the journey towards debt recovery.

Fear of the Future: Debt can breed fear and uncertainty about the future. Worries about long-term financial stability, retirement, or the ability to provide for loved ones can be daunting. Creating a realistic financial plan, seeking professional advice, and taking proactive steps towards debt reduction can instill a sense of control and diminish the fear of an uncertain future. It is important to remember that small actions taken today can pave the way for a more secure tomorrow.

Breaking the Cycle:  Debt can become a vicious cycle, perpetuating negative financial habits and emotional distress. Breaking this cycle requires a shift in mindset and adopting healthy financial behaviors. Educating one about personal finance, creating a budget, living within means, and seeking debt management strategies can provide a roadmap to break free from the cycle and create a brighter financial future.

The psychology of debt underscores the significant emotional challenges individuals face when dealing with financial obligations. By recognizing and addressing these emotional aspects head-on, it becomes possible to overcome the psychological burdens of debt. Seeking support, adopting healthy coping mechanisms, and taking proactive steps towards debt resolution are crucial in reclaiming financial and emotional well-being. Remember, you are not alone in this journey, and there is hope for a brighter future beyond debt.

The writer is a Debt Recovery Expert and Managing Director of Smart Skills Limited 

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UPDF contingent in DRC joins local community to fight cholera 

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Simon Kabayo
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UPDF soldiers installing a plastic water pipe in Congo.

The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) contingent operating under the East African Regional Force (EACRF) to keep peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has joined the local community to fight against the cholera outbreak disease registered in Mabenga and Kiwanja of Rutshuru territory.

Restoring clean piped water in Tshengerero Cell has been one of the remedies to curtail the rampant spread of the waterborne disease.

The UPDF Contingent water engineering team provided technical support in the fixing of a 400-metre-long plastic water pipeline into a metallic pipe, earlier vandalized by local scrap dealers within Bunagana town.

The project will provide safe water to Tshengerero Centre and the surrounding villages of Mukingo, Cheya, Rubona and Kibindi localities (Parishes) in the Jomba Group Sub-county where the local leadership has so far registered the Cholera epidemics.

Col Michael Walaka Hyeroba the UPDF Contingent Commander said that lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation is the underlying cause of the waterborne epidemics as the community resorted to using contaminated water and food coupled with poor faecal waste matter disposal which could possibly be the leading cause of the infectious disease in some parts of Mabenga and Rutshuru.

“We cannot say that we are in DRC to provide peace and security to the people of Rutshuru territory when people lack water as one of the basic needs of life.

It’s therefore critical that we have to ensure that the community has access to adequate, clean and safe water to enable good sanitation as soon as possible to curtail the spread of Cholera,” he elaborated.

Maj James Mukwhana, the deputy commanding Officer of UPDF 27th Battalion based in Tshengerero said the response is in line with the fight against Cholera which is Uganda’s Contingent enemy for now.

Mr. Sejumba Kamara, the local Chief of the area said that the earlier water facility was built by KOGA, a Community Based Organization before war erupted in the territory in 2021 as it served over 1000 people with clean and adequate water.

However, the metallic water pipes and other structures were vandalized by metal scrap dealers who cut off thousands of people from accessing sufficient clean water amidst the threat of the dreaded Cholera.

“We thank UPDF for their quick and timely response to the community. This time, we shall protect the water pipes to ensure that no one tampers with the facility including its accessories,” said Chef Kamara.

The cholera epidemic was registered in some areas of Mabenga and Kiwanja as reported by Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF) and the Red Cross Society in June 2023.

These organisations responded by setting up management camps in Kiwanja and Rutshuru that included a community sensitization drive in an effort to curtail the spread of the disease as the sickness has so far claimed 13 deaths between 28 06 2023 and 03 07 2023.

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