Rtn Dr Bekson Tayebwa

Master of Medicine in obstetrics and gynaecology done. Thank you Lord for this. We continue to care for our patients and fight maternal mortality and morbidity.

I am deeply humbled and grateful to the people of Africa who voted for me, enabling me to emerge 2nd Runner-Up in the Unstoppable Minister African Award. Thank you for your confidence, support and recognition. First and foremost, I give all the glory and honour to Almighty God. I am reminded of John the Baptist, who, despite his great calling and influence, never sought personal glory. He understood that his mission was to prepare the way for Jesus Christ. In John 3:30, he declared: “He must increase, but I must decrease.” This scripture is a powerful reminder that leadership is not about personal glory, but about service, humility and giving credit where it is due. Just like John the Baptist, I do not want to take credit for what God has enabled me to accomplish. I am only an instrument in God’s hands. I therefore give special credit to my mentor and Chairman, General @mkainerugaba Museveni , for his guidance, inspiration, mentorship and belief in service to our country. I also recognise and give credit to His Excellency President @KagutaMuseveni , whose leadership and trust have given me the opportunity to serve our country and contribute to the transformation of our communities. To the people of Uganda, my colleagues in government, the Ministry of Local Government, our local government leaders and all those working tirelessly at the grassroots, this recognition belongs to you too. As Minister of Local Government, my commitment remains to fight corruption, protect public resources and improve service delivery. We must ensure that every cent sent to our villages, parishes, sub-counties, towns and districts is put to good use. Public resources must translate into better services and improved livelihoods for our people. This recognition is not a reason to slow down, but a greater responsibility to serve. The glory belongs to God, the opportunity is a privilege, and the responsibility is to serve the people. Thank you, Africa! Thank you, Uganda . May God bless Africa and Uganda.

Ruharo Mission Hospital was privileged to showcase its unique, innovative approach to community awareness, prevention, and early detection of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) at the 20th Joint Annual Scientific Health (JASH) and 2nd NACNCD Conference 2026 in Kampala. 🧵1/4

After gaining the Technical Expertise to Establish Invention; Look for Knowledge on How to Manage it's Sustainability. Done and Dusted 👌

Waliwo eddagala erijjanjaba abaana NDA ly’eragidde ligggyibwe ku katale. #NTVNews bit.ly/3Wbtf8W

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S.6 students of Mahyoro S S in Kitagwenda District have allergedly assaulted their, headteacher, Denis Baguma. This was during a strike over inadequate revision support ahead of the forthcoming UACE examinations. #KazofmUpdates

Our eye care team has travelled over 600 kilometres to West Nile, driven by one purpose, bringing quality specialist eye care closer to those who need it most. This week, we are at Kuluva Church of Uganda Hospital, Arua, with support from CBM, delivering life-changing eye care to underserved communities. Day One is already making a difference, with 41 patients benefiting from cataract surgery, taking their first steps towards clearer vision and renewed independence. Our ambition is bold, to provide cataract surgery to 200 patients during this camp, restoring sight, dignity, and hope to individuals and families who have endured the burden of avoidable blindness. Inspired by our vision from John 10:10, we believe that everyone deserves life in its fullness. We are honoured to be a vehicle of hope to the beautiful West Nile region and its incredible people. Because sight is precious, access matters, and every restored sight opens a new chapter of possibility. Together, we are changing lives, one eye at a time. #RuharoMissionHospital #CBM #EyeHealth

Medical Officers looking through the advertised job positions by the @MinofHealthUG 🥶🙌🏿

You need to read the law. Professional programmes are accredited by the national council for higher education ( NCHE) in collaboration with the professional bodies. Professional bodies have a right to even decide on enrolment numbers that are put in the accreditation letter and monitored by both the professional body and the NCHE. He is should comply with requirements of professional bodies otherwise we shall have anarchy.

I attended a church function where someone stood up and boldly testified about driving without a driving licence, proudly adding that he had never been stopped by Police. I am still wondering what to do about such.

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We are live on Radio 7 in Masindi to kick off our week-long Comprehensive Eye Health outreach. In partnership with Christian Blind Mission (@cbmWorldwide ), we are offering free eye screenings, treatments, and surgical care to the community. Join us as we work together to restore and protect vision.