Sam Cherop @SamCherop1

It is with profound sorrow and heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our E.D,Mr. Kiprotich George Cheywa. George was a man who believed in service & dedicated himself wholeheartedly to the work of the our organization. MHSRIP 🕊️

@WelBeast Today.. We must accept that even champions don't win every day.. At some point they loose. Today is that day!

@Arsenal First time I see arsenal time clueless completely!

@UTDTrey It's not easy being a man u supporter at this time.

*Congratulation First Lady Fatima Maada Bio on Historic UN Resolution* Today, I join the people of Sierra Leone, Africa, and the global community in extending my heartfelt congratulations to Her Excellency Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of the Republic of Sierra Leone, on the historic adoption by the United Nations General Assembly of the resolution establishing 27 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Child, Early and Forced Marriage. following her tireless global advocacy on behalf of girls and women. Your Excellency, your unwavering commitment through the Hands Off Our Girls campaign and your continued advocacy for the rights, dignity, education, and protection of girls have carried Sierra Leone’s voice to the global stage. Today, that voice has helped inspire a landmark international commitment and establishment of 27 November as an annual day of observance. On behalf of my family, the SLPP leadership and the countless young people whose future is brighter because of your advocacy, I salute your courage, resilience, and determination. You have demonstrated that when Sierra Leone speaks with conviction on issues affecting our children and women, the world can listen. Congratulations, Your Excellency. This is not only your victory; it is a victory for Sierra Leone, a victory for Africa, and above all, a victory for every girl whose childhood, education, dignity, and future must be protected. May God continue to give you strength and wisdom as you champion the cause of our girls and women.

The HEROES for Gender Transformative Action concluded with a moment of appreciation for the partners and districts whose commitment helped drive six years of transformation. The recognition celebrated the collective effort behind the programme bringing together government, district local governments, development partners, civil society, communities, health workers, teachers and young people. From strengthening health systems and improving access to SRHR services to empowering young people and supporting communities to address SGBV, HEROES has been a journey built on partnership. The event also recognized the nine districts where the programme has worked, acknowledging their role in implementing interventions, strengthening local systems and ensuring that the programme's work reached communities. The presentation of appreciation awards and certificates, together with the handover of legacy boards to district representatives, provided a meaningful conclusion to the six-year journey. The legacy boards symbolised each district's commitment to sustain the gains and legacy of HEROES4GTA. As we celebrate the achievements of the programme, we also recognise that lasting change is never the work of one organisation. It is built through shared responsibility, collaboration and continued commitment. To all our partners, district leaders, local governments, health workers, community organisations, teachers, young people and everyone who contributed to HEROES4GTA: Thank you for six years of partnership, empowerment and gender transformation. The programme may be closing, but the responsibility to sustain its gains continues. What to take forward from HEROES: the partnerships, the lessons and the commitment to keep building stronger communities. #HEROES4GTA #HEROESLegacy

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How did Arteta arrive at Gabriel.. A defender of all people to take a panelty?... @marteta has to be serious!!

Arsenal @Arsenal

5 months ago

We miss our final penalty. PSG - ✅✅❌✅✅ Arsenal - ✅❌✅✅❌

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Finally @Arsenal are champions. Congratulations my team!

@CanaryMugume Go where??

Master of Management Studies (Public Administration and Management) @ Uganda Management Institute @UMIUganda

Does maternal active TB impact an infant’s immune system before they are even born? 🤱🏾🔬 Our new study in @BMC_series Immunology reveals that in utero exposure to #Tuberculosis alters B-cell frequencies in neonates, potentially affecting their response to routine vaccines. Read the full findings here: 🔗 doi.org/10.1186/s12865… #GlobalHealth #Tuberculosis #Immunology #MaternalHealth #Uganda #AcademicTwitter @AndiaBiraro @dr_bongomin @PWSsekamatte

HAPPENING NOW: Poster and exhibition sessions are underway at the 2026 Annual Maternal and Child Health Conference at Uganda Christian University. Participants are sharing research, field insights, and practical innovations shaping maternal and newborn health. #STM2026

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HAPPENING NOW: We are live at the 2026 Annual Maternal and Child Health Conference at Uganda Christian University. We are bringing together leaders, researchers, and practitioners to drive action that reaches every woman and every newborn. #STM2026

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Amref Health Africa in Uganda will present 3 abstracts @stm_EAfrica Conference (Apr 24, UCU). From provider capacity to youth-led accountability and community-driven ANC uptake-driving evidence, equity, and impact for maternal & adolescent health. #SaveTheMothers2026

@WelBeast And we lost because we could not convert

#FGM is often described as tradition. But it involves the partial or total removal of external female genitalia for non-medical reasons, causing lifelong harm to health, sexuality, and dignity. FGM remains a violation of bodily autonomy and human rights. It is part of gender-based violence.

🚨BREAKING NEWS: In Norway, a patient has been completely cured of HIV thanks to a stem cell transplant from their sibling for Leukemia treatment.

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This comment was made during pre season and his point still stands.

When it comes to HIV infection In ankole subregion, 4 out of every 5 newly infected people are female. Is structural violence pushing our youngsters into illness? We hear stories about people who are forced into marriages, abduction of young girls for marriage and other dangerous sexual abuses to young girls. We are letting them down. We need to call out dangerous cultural practices that endanger children. #HIV

@michael_mwanga @MinofHealthUG @kofihuganda Collaboration with private health facilities will go a long way in ensuring timely detection, reporting and response to notifiable diseases especially across hotspot areas like Mbale.