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.
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.
