Showing posts with label COVID-19. Show all posts
Showing posts with label COVID-19. Show all posts

Sunday, 24 May 2020

The whole of South Africa will move to level 3 lockdown from 1 June.

PRESIDENT RAMAPHOSA SPEAKS ABOUT LEVEL 3 LOCKDOWN MEASURES

There are now 22,583 confirmed cases of coronavirus in South Africa 429 deaths an increase by 22. There are 11,000 active cases in the country – 800 in hospital, and 128 in intensive care.
The whole of South Africa will move to level 3 lockdown from 1 June. People will be able to exercise at any time provided this is not done in groups.
Alcohol to be sold for home consumption on specified days and limited hours but tobacco products prohibited.
Level 3 will involve the return of most of the activities of the economy. Public servants spaza shops, informal traders, retailers and whole sellers will all fully go back to work.
Limited domestic travel will be allowed.
All staff above 60 and others which have comorbidities should stay at home
Classes for grades 7 and 12 learners will resume from 1 June. Parents will not be forced to send their children to school if they feel uncomfortable.
Prohibited businesses include:
Restaurants, bars and pubs – except for the delivery and collection of food
Accommodation and air travel – except for business, where announcements will be made at a later date
Conferences, events, entertainment and sporting activities
Personal care, like hairdressing and beauty services
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Friday, 17 April 2020

The total number of confirmed #COVID_19 cases in South Africa is 2783.

The total number of confirmed #COVID_19 cases in South Africa is 2783.The total number of tests conducted to date is 100 827. Death toll at 50.

Ssimwogerere Ashraf's message to Speaker Rebecca Kadaga , still on the 20M fund given to MPs

Ssimwogerere Ashraf's message to Speaker Rebecca Kadaga , still on the 20M fund given to MPs
"Asalaam alaikum warahmatulahi wabarakatuh.
During the war that brought NRM/NRA into power, my internal exile village from Namuloge was Kasayi Kyagwe in Mukono district. I stayed with my maternal Jjaja Nanfuka Aisha (RIP). Little did I know that I had jumped from saucepan into fire itself. This village in the middle of a forest was surrounded by fighting forces, UNLA in the east and south, FEDEMU in the west and NRA in the north. We used to travel to and from Kampala passing notorious road blocks maned by government soldiers (UNLA).
One day during holidays a group of rebel men requested jjaja to allow me join them in the bush. Jjaja refused and urged me to concentrate on my books.
At the beginning of the term as I was passing a road block at Kiwango, all my tuition and the pocket money was robbed by the government soldiers. I continued to Seeta town and In the evening, I went back home to tell jjaja the bad news. She just kept quite and sadly with tears, walked away to her bedroom. Late in the evening she called me to her bedroom and advised me to join the bush and fight. Though she changed her mind the following day to give me money and went back to college for my books.
Jjaja reached the decision to send me to the bush thru anger. Let me call it "KWEKYAWA". Many people joined the bush because of "Kwekyaawa", following the atrocities which were committed by the then governments. Government soldiers used to torture wanainch on road blocks, killed many, stole their property, rapped women and girls, plus several dirty atrocities against them that made them "Kwekyawa", to pick guns and fight.
When Jjaja Zakaria was kidnapped in 1977, he disappeared completely to date. But soon after his kidnap a friend of my late dad Mukiibi Abdhala approached him and asked for money to give some soldier to release jjaja. Being a good friend, dad trusted him. He was sure jjaja was going to be freed. This man actually knew no any soldier to help release jjaja Zakaria. But he used the situation to con dad. "Omuntu akubbira mubuzibu aba mubi nnyo". Dad gave him the money but he kept on lying to him until "musajja watu taata wange" gave up. From that incident dad "Yakyawa omwami oyo".
Having told those two stories, let me relate them to the current situation of CORONA and the Ugx 10billion given to the parliamentarians for sensitization.
Sincerely speaking the ten billion shillings stealthily given to the parliamentarians is like that friend of my father who used the sad situation to con my dad. "Abantu bajja kwekyaawa nga era jjaja bweyeekyawa" like my jjaja did and accepted that I join the rebels.
Yesterday I heard the Hon madam speaker stopping the rest of the parliamentarians to talk about that money. That she is the only one to explain. This made me remember the Late Paul Muwanga. After rigging the 1980 elections, he (Paul Muwanga) issued an order/decree that nobody was allowed to announce the results except himself as chairman of the military commission. But he wasn't the chairman of the electro commission. Later the vice chairman of the military commission Mr Museven went to the bush. And many Ugandans lost their lives.
Madame chair/speaker you are repeating bad history. I see a Paul Muwanga in you. And I don't think Madam Speaker you are the right person to explain that money, when just weeks ago you excited the nation with fake news that a certain Professor from your land had invented the drug to cure covid-19. The voters will never trust your word. You sit in parliament as if you are immune against Covid-19, "nze mbadde mbasaasira nti corona aja kubakwata kumbe" you were busy planing to rob the national coffers. Temuswaala, naye "Abantu bekyaaye".
What are you going to explain really about that loot. Good people are contributing to save the vulnerable poor, for you, you are busy breaking into Bank of Uganda to loot ten billion. "Temulina kissa naye abantu bekyaaye."
I last demonstrated during no Lule no work. I hoped to demonstrate when Mulago hospital was renovated using taxpayer's money, but made private. I would have demonstrated again this time but I fear being disabled. I'm just waiting for the explanation from you madam speaker. When it isn't certifying which I don't expect to certify. I will just turn to the Almighty Allah I know Allah answers the prayer of the cheated. "E dua yoyo gwebalyazamanyiza terina jjiji Allah ajja kutwanukula". "Abantu bekyaaye".
I don't have authority to stop you from eating that money. But it will haunt you to your graves.
"LEARN DIGNITY AND TRANQUILLITY".- Umar Al Khatab.
For GOD AND MY COUNTRY.
Hajj Ashraf Ssimwogerere."

Monday, 13 April 2020

The Federal Government of Somalia on Monday confirmed 35 new cases of the novel Coronavirus

The Federal Government of Somalia on Monday confirmed 35 new cases of the novel Coronavirus, bringing the total number of COVID-19 cases in the country to 60.
32 of the new cases were registered in Mogadishu, while two cases were recorded in Hargeisa and one was found in Borama, making it the first Corona case in the town.
In the daily COVID-19 update, Health Minister, HE Fowsia Abikar Nur explained that 52 of the confirmed cases are recovering in their houses where they self-isolated. One more patient is recuperating at an isolation center in the Halane camp.
Minister Fowsia reiterated pleas to the public to stay at their homes, observe social distancing, and offer special care to the elderly and people with chronic illnesses.
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