Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to connect with faculty from Durban University of Technology, South Africa, right here at Makerere University School of Public Health! Be part of a dynamic exchange of ideas, insights and inspiration in public health and beyond, where global minds meet local impact. 📅 10th

A great week it was at the NATIONAL ANNUAL COMMUNICABLE AND NON COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND 19TH JOINT SCIENTIFIC HEALTH CONFERENCE 2025 in Uganda at Speke Resort, Munyonjo. Nov 3rd-7th. Theme: Unified Action Against Communicable & Non Communicable Diseases.

With regards to AMR and policy 💊📜, we have strategic policy makers like politicians 🧑🏾‍💼 and technical policy makers like scientists 🧑🏽‍🔬. Both are central to ensuring a strong and coordinated approach to fighting AMR 🤝🌍. #AWaReWednesdays 💡 #Don’tJustBeAwareBeAWaRe 🧠

Healthy Animals = Less AMR. 🐄 Prioritize animal well-being and good husbandry. Prevention is better than cure! Use antimicrobials ONLY with a vet's prescription. #AntimicrobialResistance #WAAW2025 #OneHealth

🎥Episode 5 of the AWaRe Wednesdays ❤️💊 Simple acts like keeping intruders 🚷 away from farms 🐄🌾 can stop the introduction of pathogens 🦠 including resistant pathogens into farms and prevent the spread of AMR ⚠️. Interest yourself with learning about Biosecurity 🧑‍🌾🔐

Very informative meeting

Still about the AMR Conference thank you ⁦Marvin🪵Lule⁩

Assoc. Prof. Musoke Calls for Community-Led Action to Curb AMR at the 10th National AMR Conference At the ongoing three-day 10th National Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Conference, running from November 19–21, 2025 and organised by the Ministry of Health- Uganda through the One Health

Drawing on evidence from Makerere University University and Nottingham Trent University through the NTU-MAK Partnership, Dr. Musoke highlighted persistent community practices that accelerate resistance, including incomplete treatment courses, self-medication, sharing antibiotics, administering human medicines to

Marvin🪵Lule Brilliant presentations

One of those people you always learn something from, even in a short interaction.

Congratulations to our very own Kiti Brian for emerging Second Place in the #UltimateUniversityQuizS3 National Ozone Contest (Male Category). MakCHS is proud of you! 🎉🎊

Congratulations to Bridget Ahumuza on securing 2nd Runner-Up in the #UltimateUniversityQuizS3 National Ozone Contest (Female Category). MakCHS applauds your excellence and dedication! 🌟🎊

Celebrating Excellence! Congratulations to Bridget Ahumuza, our former Vice Chairperson 2024/25, for emerging 2nd Runner Up in the Female Category at the Mr. & Ms. Ozone Competition 2025 organized by National Environment Management Authority (NEMA). Your brilliance and dedication inspire MUEHSA. #UltimateUniversityQuizS3

Happy Birthday to Nikurungi Prossy, Chairperson of the MUEHSA Girl Child Chapter! A loving and caring leader whose dedication continues to uplift and inspire our community. We wish you many more years of good health, happiness and success. #HappyBirthday

More highlights from today’s clean up activity in kisenyi.

Today, MUMSA, in partnership with U-Report Uganda under UNICEF Uganda, together with Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), engaged in a community clean-up in Kisenyi III, Kiguli Zone. A big thank you to everyone who turned up and made this activity a success. Your commitment to a cleaner community inspires🌹

Another victory was secured for Makerere university as Kiti Brian and Bridget Ahumuza won the Ozone layer quiz. Congratulations to you and we are so proud of you.

Yesterday, I participated in the Weyonje Sanitation Challenge 2025 in Kampala Central Division, Kisenyi III in Kiguli Zone. Together with the MAKERERE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION, U-Report Uganda, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA)