ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨

a bachelor of Environmental health science student at Makerere University passionate about climate advocacy,women, children, youth, and elderly health managemen

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

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A malaria free Uganda is our responsibility 🇺🇬🇺🇬

[CARTA @CARTAfrica]

A silent crisis. Preventable deaths.

Drowning claims thousands of lives in #Uganda each year, but research is changing the narrative.

Read how CARTA fellow Frederick Oporia (@Oporiah) is driving evidence and context-based solutions 👇

@TRIADUnit @Makerere @MakSPH @MakerereNews @aphrc @BloombergDotOrg @WHO @CKyobutungi @amveyange @FlorahKarimi @CavensK @isunju_j @DrSteveWandera @zakumumpa @RhodaWanyenze

#CARTAImpact #ResearchForImpact #GlobalHealth #DrowningPrevention

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[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

@AshabaCynthia @PMalariawalk @UNICEFUganda @centre4policy @pwatchug @TargetMalaria @FightingMalaria @MinofHealthUG @KinuaFoundation Zero malaria is our responsibility

[Cynthia Ashaba 😍 @AshabaCynthia]

Zero malaria starts with you and me…. Makerere school of Public Health joins the fight against Malaria on 26th July with @PMalariawalk!

Be part of the fight by purchasing a kit today and also make it for the walk starting at the Parliament of Uganda.

#ParliamentaryMalariaWalk

[Mbabazi Faridah (N) @MbabaziFridah]

At this moment, as we get the chance to vote again in 2031, it is important to reflect on the subjects Members of Parliament were taught in school. This Bill is not about politics, it is Economics and Mathematics at its core.

We are dealing with balance of payments, foreign inflows, reserves and overall financial stability of the country.

These are not abstract ideas, they are core economic principles that determine whether a nation remains stable or vulnerable.

Even a person who is not formally educated, once you explain the implications of the Sovereignty Bill, would naturally say NO to it.

Yet we are seeing such proposals being supported by people with a high level of education, individuals expected to fully understand the economic consequences of such decisions.

REMEMBER

“A country without reserves is not sovereign’’ Governor of the Bank of Uganda, Michael Atingi-Ego

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

World Day for Safety and Health at Work | 28th April
Every worker deserves protection, dignity, and the chance to return home safely each day. Creating safer workplaces is a shared responsibility that saves lives and strengthens communities.

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

Keep the nation safe
Protect mothers, children, elderly and the youth from exploitation at work. Give equal rights to all workers, protect their dignity and pay them on time. Protect 🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Uganda is the Pearl of Africa every Ugandan deserves a pearl treatment

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

World Day for Safety and Health at Work | 28th April
Every worker deserves protection, dignity, and the chance to return home safely each day. Creating safer workplaces is a shared responsibility that saves lives and strengthens communities.

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

@MakSPH @MUEHSA1 @dndyaba @ALAMIMEprogram @DavidMusoke14 @lubegaluv @JudithAmoit @waiswap @stefanswartpet @JustineBukenya @jnamutundu Zero malaria in Uganda is our goal.

[Makerere University School of Public Health @MakSPH]

We are excited to join the Walk Against Malaria 2026 as partners to reaffirm Makerere University School of Public Health (MakSPH)’s role in advancing malaria control and elimination in Uganda and across Africa.

For decades, we have contributed through rigorous research, workforce development, and community-based interventions. We continue to generate evidence on malaria treatment and prevention while strengthening leadership through initiatives such as the African Leadership and Management Training for Impact in Malaria Eradication (ALAMIME), equipping professionals across high-burden countries with the skills to design and scale effective responses.

This work, spanning research, policy engagement, and implementation, supports national efforts to translate evidence into action and improve malaria outcomes.

We are joining this national campaign because malaria remains a leading cause of illness and death in Uganda, disproportionately affecting children and vulnerable communities. The Walk provides a platform to mobilise collective action, strengthen public awareness, and align partnerships toward a malaria-free Uganda.

We invite our staff, students, alumni, and partners to join us in this national effort, step forward, lend your voice, and be part of the movement to end malaria.

Proceeds from the Walk will support the construction of a modern Paediatric Hospital in Pader District in Northern Uganda, directly contributing to improved child survival in high-burden settings.

Step together for a malaria-free Uganda.

@MedsforMalaria @MinofHealthUG @Thomas_Tayebwa @Parliament_Ug @CVAM_Ug @PMalariawalk

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@MariaLuzinda MHSRIP

[OBIN ALFRED OWILLI @OOwilli2757]

Dressed in purpose for a Uganda without malaria. On 26th July we're walking because every step drains a breeding site, breaks a transmission cycle, and brings us closer to zero. We walk for every mother who shouldn’t fear nightfall and every child who deserves tomorrow.
#0malaria

[Environmental Health Students Association @MUEHSA1]

The 21st MUEHSA conference 2026 also featured a keynote address by Ms. Grace Nalukwago on “Designing Healthier Cities: The Role of Active Environments and Partnerships in Urban Health.”

Her presentation highlighted how the design of our cities directly influences health outcomes, emphasizing the need for active environments that promote well-being. She underscored the importance of strong partnerships in shaping urban spaces that are inclusive, safe, and supportive of healthier communities.

A powerful reminder that building healthier cities requires intentional design, collaboration, and a shared vision for sustainable urban living.

#MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026

[Environmental Health Students Association @MUEHSA1]

🎂 Happy Birthday to our wonderful MUEHSA member, ADIKINI MERCY. May your day be filled with joy, success and endless blessings. We’re proud to celebrate you! 🌸✨
#Happy birthday
#MUEHSAForLife

[Mbabazi Faridah (N) @MbabaziFridah]

Honored to be part of the DW Akademie SparkChange 2025–26 winners.

This journey has been about more than an idea, it’s about using storytelling as a tool for impact, amplifying voices that are often unheard, and turning community challenges into solutions.

Grateful for the opportunity, the mentorship, and the belief in young innovators like us. This is just the beginning. The work continues, and so does the commitment to create meaningful change.

Congratulations to my fellow changemakers, let’s keep building, telling our stories and driving impact where it matters most.

#SparkChange #YouthVoices #ClimateStorytelling #CommunityImpact

[ADIKINI MERCY 👑💫✨ @AdikiniMer71409]

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[Environmental Health Students Association @MUEHSA1]

We were honored to receive welcome remarks from our MUEHSA Patron,@Mubeezi1Ruth, whose message was both affirming and inspiring.

She appreciated the impactful work MUEHSA continues to do through its various initiatives and activities, especially outreach efforts that promote health and safety among vulnerable populations, such as the Mulago School of the Deaf.

She highlighted the critical role of equitable partnerships in influencing policies across both private and government sectors, and emphasized that the integration of knowledge across disciplines is key to achieving sustainability.

Ms.Mubeezi also extended her appreciation to the organizing committee for a job well done, as well as to our funders, partners, and alumni for their continued support. She further encouraged participants to embrace networking as a powerful tool for growth and collaboration.

Her remarks were a strong reminder of the impact of collective effort and the value of staying connected.

#MUEHSAForLife #MUEHSAConference2026