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To be honest, Minister Balaam amazes me with the way he sees things. He’s not cut out for this government. He’s a rare breed. And I love to see that. Kudos Hon Dr Balaam Barugahara Ateenyi.

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Kamanda says I should wait for the email from the finance guy before he goes for Eid.

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I am extremely lucky to work with you Canary Mugume From you I have learned many things about many things. Let's keep doing this until God only knows when.

being labeled as 'mad.' The term’s derogatory connotation fosters a sense of shame and embarrassment, making it difficult for people to acknowledge their mental health struggles openly.
The name Butabika, there4 becomes a symbol of fear rather than a beacon of hope and recovery.

The stigmatization begins with language. Words carry immense power in shaping perceptions and attitudes, and the name 'Butabika' immediately conjures images of insanity and irrationality. This association with madness discourages individuals from seeking help due to the fear of

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Butabika: How a Hospital's Name Fuels Mental Health Stigma in Uganda

one of the starkest examples of this is found in the very name of the country’s primary psychiatric institution, Butabika Hospital. The name 'Butabika,' derived from Luganda, literally means 'ran mad.'

Ugandan Government’s corruption racket summarized in just seconds.

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