How many Ugandans are living with mental illness? What the numbers do — and don’t — say
A widely quoted report says 14 million Ugandans have a mental disorder. The careful answer is more useful than the headline.
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Alcohol in Uganda: heavy numbers, quiet costs
Ugandans drink nearly twice the African average, by WHO’s count — and the official numbers likely undercount. What the figure means, where the line is, and what honestly helps.
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The betting slip in the school bag: gambling and Uganda’s young people
A Mbarara survey found four in ten secondary students had gambled — and among those, nearly half showed signs of a problem. What is pulling young people in, and what helps.
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Carrying it to work: depression and the Ugandan workday
Roughly one in five Ugandan adults experiences depressive symptoms — most untreated, many at work today. What it looks like across a desk, and what actually helps.
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