Uganda: Govt to Review Policy On Payment of Medical Interns
The Ugandan government has announced a review of its policy to stop paying medical interns following public outcry. Officials are reconsidering the decision to ensure the continued functionality of the national healthcare system.
Why it matters
This reflects the tension between government austerity measures and the essential need for human resources in public health infrastructure.
Kampala - The Vice-President, H.E. Jessica Alupo, has said government will review the decision to stop payment of medical interns adding that the policies of government and their purpose, are for the people.
The article provides a balanced view of the government's position and the opposition's concerns.
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