KAMPALA – Uganda is set to host the World Health Summit more than a year after it was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic that had just hit the country.
An event that is being mooted as one that will generate vital action points towards solving the COVID-19 puzzle that has brought the world to its knees has had over 3,000 participants from across the world confirm attendance either virtually or physically.
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Prof. Charles Ibingira, the President of the summit told journalists today that they are hosting 200 delegates on-site next week, raising questions of safety especially now that the country is under partial lockdown where movement and gatherings have been suspended.

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