Medical services at Magadi Hospital are continuing without interruption despite an ongoing dispute between the government and Tata Chemicals, according to Taifa Leo. Residents fear losing care after President William Ruto directed the Kajiado County government to take over management of the level-four facility during a development tour. The hospital serves communities from Shompole, Olkiramatian and Olkeri Oldonyonyokie, including pregnant women and patients needing surgery, outpatient care and admission.

Four men have been charged before a Grade II magistrate's court in Kampala over allegations of using machetes and other weapons to rob people of money in various parts of the city, according to NTV Uganda. The suspects are accused of waylaying and robbing residents in different Kampala neighborhoods. Police say investigations into the matter have been intensified as the case proceeds through the courts.

Residents and local leaders of Kisoso, Kiteredde and Kimwaanyi villages in Kimaanya-Kabonera sub-county, Masaka, held a meeting to address anonymous threatening leaflets left in their communities, which have caused fear among villagers. The leaflets reportedly warn of planned attacks. Police say those distributing the leaflets will be arrested, according to NTV Uganda.

Residents in Uganda's Busoga region who use the road from Ambercourt in Jinja through Mbulamuti in Kamuli to Bukungu in Buyende district have expressed frustration over the government's failure to construct the road. According to NTV Uganda, the residents say they have been waiting for the road since 2001 and remain in doubt. Parliament reportedly approved a government loan of 841 billion shillings to fund the road's construction, but work has yet to begin, leaving communities still waiting.

Jinja Regional Referral Hospital in Uganda has gone four months without a functioning oxygen plant, and its CT scan machine has also been out of service for months, disrupting patient care, according to NTV Uganda. The problems were uncovered by members of parliament's health committee during an oversight visit to assess conditions at the facility. The report says the equipment failures have caused widespread disruption to medical services at the hospital.

Uganda's Ministry of Health has barred Congolese nationals from entering the country to attend the burial of Tooro King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru IV, citing an ongoing Ebola outbreak affecting the region, according to NTV Uganda. A ministry document reportedly states that the border between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo will remain closed to mourners, as part of measures to prevent people infected with Ebola from crossing into Uganda during the funeral.