By Ahmed Kayongo
A section of Ugandans are optimistic and hoping that 2022 will be a better year regardless of the covid 19 pandemic.
Some people told The Homeland Newspaper that, they even though South Africa discovered the new variant omicron, their economy has been been deeply affected.
According to, Emma Carlos Mulondo, Ugandan Music Promoter said that, he very quite sure and confident that it will stay open. And Ugandans have suffered a lot in the past two years and I know they are good listeners, we are going to observe the SOPs, people are going to get immunized.
A Ugandan Broadcaster Desire Derekford Mugumisa is of the opinion covid 19 has now become a norm claiming many are ready to embrace it.
“I feel there was a time we were scared and worried about the future with COVID-19, and then it became one of us maybe four or five months into it and we have stayed way too long acting like we were scared of it in terms of the measures and all of that. Yet in reality we are ready to live with it.”
On December 29, Uganda recorded over 1600 new cases of covid 19 making about 140 700 cases since the pandemic.
Results of COVID-19 tests done on 29 December 2021 confirm 1,658 new cases. The cumulative confirmed cases are 140,737.
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