AMICAALL Uganda
Subscribing to AMICAALL Africa, AMICAALL Uganda Chapter was launched on 28th November 2000 at the Mayors’ Parlour when Ugandan Mayors, under the leadership of Kampala Capital City signed the Kampala Declaration.
The chapter has since registered and operated as a National Non-Government Organization bringing together Mayors and other urban leaders from the City, Municipalities and Town Councils across the country.
MICAALL Uganda Programme acknowledges the unique challenges facing populations in the urban and peri-urban areas due to unique livelihood situations and works through the existing Local Government systems and structures to support design and delivery of tailored HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support interventions.
Reviewed Strategic Scope and Programme Mandate
During the review of AMICAALL Uganda Strategic Plan in 2015, it was realized that the global development agenda is changing with the shift from the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)...
UGANDA AIDS COMMISION is urgently seeking UGX 300 billion to address a critical funding shortfall following the abrupt withdrawal of USAID support.According to the Commission, this financial gap threatens to undermine the nation's significant progress in combating HIV/AIDS .
Local leaders have called for immediate government intervention after a heavy rainstorm that struck Bombo Town Council in Luweero District caused widespread destruction.Several houses were de-roofed, and a dormitory housing over 400 students at Bombo Senior Secondary School was completely torn apart.
The government has announced plans to hold Local Council I and Women's Council elections in 2026.The terms for both LCl leaders and women's councils expired in 2023 and 2022, respectively, but were extended for 180 days due to funding issues.
In the news today, Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga has urged Buganda to strengthen the immortal spirit of the Kingdom so that they remain united in their cause to defeat HIV/AIDS
