[Nile Post] The Uganda Medical Association (UMA) has given government 14 days to resolve the standoff over the deployment and welfare of medical interns, warning that doctors will otherwise begin nationwide industrial action.
Uganda: Doctors Give Government 14 Days to Resolve Medical Intern Crisis
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