
The article discusses the impact of undermining medical interns' rights on national growth in Uganda, referencing the "Kisanja No More Sleep" campaign initiated by the President. This campaign aims to address issues such as complacency and corruption in public service, emphasizing the need for strict implementation of policies and measurable results, as highlighted during the recent reading of the national budget for 2026/2027.
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