Uganda Lifts Some Covid-19 Restrictions

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Uganda Lifts Some Covid-19 Restrictions

[VOA] Kampala, Uganda -- Uganda has lifted some COVID-19 restrictions after 42 days, while others stay in place. The lockdown of schools remains until, the government says, some essential workers including health workers, security personnel, teachers, and those over 45 years old, are vaccinated.

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