Status of mental health

Mental health is referred to intellectual, social and emotional well-being. It often receives the least focus amongst health conditions. The most common types of mental illness include anxiety disorders (panic disorders, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), Post-traumatic stress (PTS)), mood disorders (major depression, bipolar disorders) and schizophrenia disorders (delusions, thought disorders, hallucinations, withdrawal). Mental illnesses may develop due to the loss of loved ones, underlying health problems, such as cancer, diabetes, HIV, chronic pain and adverse economic problems such as poverty.

The Curious Case Of COVIDEX

While millions worldwide grapple with the realities of COVID-19 and its immense costs on livelihoods, some scientists – on whose shoulders the mantle lies – are striving day and night to find the treatment for this deadly ailment. Although scientists have not yet found the cure for COVID-19, it is paramount that the relevant institutions invest in Research and Development, and innovation. Harnessing all effort, both local and international to discover remedies for COVID-19.

Continuous Innovation

Innovation has proved for many organizations a vital source of growth and a significant determinant of competitive advantage. Therefore, in order to sustain competitive advantage and drive growth in the long run, organizations need to continuously innovate. Achieving this requires the coordinated efforts of various stakeholders and a seamless integration of activities across all organization functions. Continuous innovation has been defined as the ability to combine exploitation and exploration capabilities through operational effectiveness and

An analysis of the efficacy of the Supreme Court decision of the case of Julius Rwabinumi V. Hope Bahimbisomwe Supreme Court Constitutional Appeal No. 10 of 2009, in resolving the matrimonial property issues at the dissolution of marriages in Uganda.