it is better than travelling while sick, only to fail to reach kampala or your final destination.hrough this uganda border into the neighbouring drc, with hundreds more expected to make the return journey. 0thers cross on foot. to prevent mpox from entering the country, uganda has increased surveillance in the nine main border points it shares with the drc, which is a hotspot for the virus. so long as the vehicle is coming from drc, we always monitor them and we make sure that everyone has stopped, all the occupants of the vehicle have moved out and have gone through the screening process. we make sure that everyone is engaged in hand washing. after that, the temperature is taken. we do also visual screening. for those people who are going a bit very far, we make sure that we have to document each and every one. the africa centres for disease control and prevention, or africa cdc, has identified long—distance truck drivers operating along the northern corridor as a high—risk group for mpox transmission. the northern corridor is a vital trade route that starts from the port of momb

are not full members yet. uganda is one country looking forward to the partnership opportunities, kampala, economist john talk on google while again based says brooks provides a refreshing alternative to the uni puller world order for the global self. the fuck that brooks has allowed setting other countries to join us, but not countries including sundays, it'd be do because it means that works is land, its eyes on the global stuff. and they believe that the global south needs to be treated as it passed. because if you look at uh, the unit for the low to decisions, dixon in global not included because the small in developing countries like for grand a simply recipient. the books, the full presents itself as it can come by law as a new kind of t. the uh, to the me pull out one or then that thing keeps, you know, done, countries like going to another developing countries want to be able to have certain level of independence and choice. we do got to what for the system by so think associated with the phone and the full books. uh is it would platform for countries that god you stay with us her

as i have spoken to different local representatives, whether in sudan or based in kampala or nairobi,the best ways they can get protection is by being recognized as legitimate humanitarian actors who should be protected under international humanitarian law. they are clear died -- are clear -eyed that they are outside of the immediate protection, but there is power in that recognition. there is power in having the international community speak out when the types of things that happened to international human terry and workers when they get detained or harassed -- humanitarian workers when they get detained or harassed,r when that happens -- that when that happens to local groups, there is as much of an outrage. that is something i heard that is important. i also heard the local groups are not monolithic. some groups have started to get more aid and have become targets. we have to be very conscience -- very conscious of what the locals say. they are the ones who know their communities best. finding ways to support them. a couple ways of doing that, ideas i've heard from people working c