Medics reject govt’s lunch instead of allowance offer to interns (opens original article in a new tab)
The Uganda Medical Association rejected the government's proposal to replace monthly internship allowances with lunch for medical interns, arguing that interns need more financial support beyond meals.
- UMA rejected the government's lunch-only proposal for interns.
- Interns require support for meals, transport, and healthcare, not just lunch.
- The government plans to assess financial implications of providing lunch to private institution graduates.
- The new policy abolishes internship allowances, drawing criticism from medical professionals.
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