A partnership has been launched involving various entities to support cancer care in Uganda, including a new coffee book production and a Cancer Run program.
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What happened
A partnership has been launched involving various entities to support cancer care in Uganda, including a new coffee book production and a Cancer Run program.
Who's involved
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The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is currently overseeing the progress and development within the communications sector of Uganda.Also in this story
- American Tower Corporation operates in Uganda under the country's communications licensing framework, required to remit 2% of gross revenue to the UCC.
- UCC supports Uganda's digital economy.
- A five-year Memorandum of Understanding was signed between the Uganda Communications Commission and the Busoga Kingdom to build ICT infrastructure and digital literacy.
- Security operations and regulatory oversight target Nation Media Group in Uganda.
The entities involved
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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Uganda Communications Commission
Communications regulator of Uganda
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Uganda Cancer Institute
hospital in Uganda
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Related events
- A partnership has been launched involving various entities to support cancer care in Uganda, including a new coffee book production and a Cancer Run program.
- Fundraising efforts are underway in Uganda for a new cancer treatment center, supported by Rotary Foundation and Nsambya Hospital.
- Liaison Group and NSE operations are reported in Nairobi, involving several East African nations including Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Kenya.
- Mbarara City, in Uganda, is currently serving as the operational hub for health services.
- Uganda successfully concludes its health outbreak and engages in global governance forums, including the UNGA and AU, while acknowledging U.S. leadership in global health initiatives.