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💪🦠 Antimicrobial resistance is real – and it’s a battle we can’t afford to lose! Protect our superhero by using antimicrobials wisely #YouthAgainstAMR #PreventingAMRTogether

Day 007 in office. The 92nd Guild Cabinet led by HE @kadondigracious engaged various offices on matters concerning fees policy. Date: Tuesday 21st April, 2026

Watch out for those who have less protection than you. Motorcyclists share the road with you, but they are far more vulnerable. A quick mirror check, a careful lane change, or a little patience can save a life. Drive aware. Drive responsible. #MakingSafetyAHabit

A powerful moment from the 21st MUEHSA Scientific Conference 2026… The conference featured an engaging panel discussion by the MakSPH Centre for Prevention of Trauma, Injury and Disability (CTRIAD) titled: “Addressing Drowning in Uganda: What can Environmental Health do?” Moderated by Ms. Lillian Tushabe, the panel brought together diverse expertise from Bonny E. Balugaba, Peter Simon Okello (MakSPH CTRIAD), Hasifa Rachel Nalweyiso (Reach A Hand Uganda), and Lawrence Okoth (Design Without Borders). The discussion highlighted the urgent need to recognize drowning as a preventable public health issue and emphasized the role of environmental health in designing safer environments, strengthening community awareness, and fostering cross-sector collaboration. A timely conversation calling for action, innovation, and partnerships to save lives. #MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

Right of way isn’t about speed, it’s about responsibility. Through the #365RoadSafety Campaign, @NcoshaU & @DrivingPrestige, we’re encouraging drivers to respect give-way rules and prioritize safety at intersections and merging points. Yield when it matters. Save a life.

Calmness isn’t weakness, it’s control. Through the #365RoadSafety Campaign, @NcoshaU & @DrivingPrestige, we encourage drivers to stay calm in traffic and avoid risky decisions caused by impatience. Stay calm. Stay safe. #MakingSafetyAHabit

Congratulations @breeeex77, well deserved

Substance use is destroying many lives across Africa. ⚠️urgent action is needed. Grateful to have attended the INEBRIA/ICUDDR Thematic Meeting 2026, where I gained valuable insights on substance use and the implementation of SBIRT in Africa 🌍, a powerful step toward prevention.

Distraction isn’t just a habit, it’s a risk. Through the 365 Road Safety Campaign, @NcoshaU & @DrivingPrestige, we encourage drivers to avoid phone use while driving to reduce crashes caused by distracted driving. Stay focused. Save a life. #MakingSafetyAHabit

The Abstract Presentation Session A, themed “Partnerships, WASH & Vulnerable Populations,” brought forward critical conversations under the guidance of Session Chair, Ms. Ahumuza Bridget. The session featured impactful research presentations: Mr. Francis Agaba explored climate change and health adaptation capacities among the Batwa communities in Kanungu District. Mr. Juma Saidi Tusubila shed light on the burden, experiences, and coping strategies of caregivers of children with special health care needs in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement. Mr. Tom Okade examined tetanus toxoid vaccine uptake among waste pickers in selected dumpsites within the Kampala Metropolitan Area. Each presentation highlighted pressing environmental and public health challenges affecting vulnerable populations, while reinforcing the importance of partnerships and inclusive approaches in driving sustainable solutions. #MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

Another powerful moment from 27th March 2026… The 21st MUEHSA conference 2026 hosted a dynamic professional panel on “Environmental Health for All: Shared Responsibility through Governance, Youth Agency, Community Partnerships, and Climate Resilience in the Global South.” Moderated by Ms. Akello Evas, the panel brought together voices from governance, community leadership, public health practice, and development: – Mr. Alex Wamakota (Secretary Finance, Bududa District Youth Council) – Mr. Kisasa Sulaiman Kigongo (Chairman, Kalerwe Market) – Mr. Albine Asiku (Health Inspector, Koboko Municipal Council) – Ms. Enid Naikoba (System Strengthening and Safeguarding Coordinator, WaterAid Uganda) – Mr. John Robert Turyakira (Executive Director, African Green Health Network – AGHNET) The discussion emphasized that achieving environmental health for all requires collective action, from strong governance systems and empowered youth to active community participation and resilient, climate-conscious approaches. A powerful conversation reinforcing that responsibility is shared, and impact is strongest when everyone is involved. #MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

The 21st MUEHSA conference 2026 featured a very powerful keynote address on “Advancing Environmental Health through Equitable Collaboration: Reflections from the Nottingham Trent University – Makerere University Partnership” delivered by @DavidMusoke14 and Prof. @Linda4Gibson Drawing from this impactful partnership, the keynote highlighted how equitable collaboration across institutions and borders can drive meaningful progress in environmental health, rooted in shared learning, mutual respect, and the co-creation of solutions. Their reflections continue to remind us that strong partnerships go beyond knowledge exchange, they foster innovation, build capacity, and create lasting change in communities. #MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

I thank God for the milestone archived🙏 This is more than a win, it’s a moment of purpose. Lead with heart, serve with humility, and never forget why you started #makerere university #no cuddles #Gracious Makerere

The people believed, the vision prevailed, and today victory takes oath 🏆 Congratulations to the new Makerere University Guild President @kadondigracious, GRCs @MutesiPatr50882, @Poundste1Raheem also Min. of Off Campus Affairs, @Evas.Akello, chairperson @kainomugisha256 , et al

As President of @fehsu256 @NAgumenawe , I was honored to witness the swearing-in of @kadondigracious as the 92nd Guild President of @Makerere marking a new era of leadership.

Impaired reactions can turn simple moments into irreversible consequences. Through the #365RoadSafety Campaign, @NcoshaU & @DrivingPrestige, we’re equipping drivers with the discipline and awareness to make responsible choices before getting behind the wheel. #MakingSafetyAHabit

Another walk, another voice for clean air with @Kampalawalks .Every breath and step matters 🌍💨. Let’s raise awareness on air pollution, reduce emissions, and protect our lungs for a healthier Kampala and UGANDA at large. #CleanAir #AirPollutionAwareness #BreatheSafe

We were honored to receive welcome remarks from our MUEHSA Patron,@Mubeezi1Ruth, whose message was both affirming and inspiring. She appreciated the impactful work MUEHSA continues to do through its various initiatives and activities, especially outreach efforts that promote health and safety among vulnerable populations, such as the Mulago School of the Deaf. She highlighted the critical role of equitable partnerships in influencing policies across both private and government sectors, and emphasized that the integration of knowledge across disciplines is key to achieving sustainability. Ms.Mubeezi also extended her appreciation to the organizing committee for a job well done, as well as to our funders, partners, and alumni for their continued support. She further encouraged participants to embrace networking as a powerful tool for growth and collaboration. Her remarks were a strong reminder of the impact of collective effort and the value of staying connected. #MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

Every decision behind the wheel shapes your safety and that of others. Through the 365 Road Safety Campaign, NCOSHA (U) LTD & Prestige Driving School Uganda are building consistent, responsible driving habits through training, awareness, and continuous engagement.

Clear communication on the road reduces uncertainty and prevents avoidable risks. Through the #365RoadSafety Campaign, @NcoshaU & @DrivingPrestige are training drivers to anticipate, communicate, and coordinate safely with others on the road. Predictability saves lives.