Uganda’s prime minister Dr Ruhakana Rugunda has gone into self isolation after some of his contacts tested positive for the dreaded corona virus.
The prime minister who is also Uganda’s spokesman took to twitter and wrote:
“Friends, I have gone into self isolation after some of my contacts tested positive for #COVID19. My own test result is negative, however, I have taken this decision as a health recommended measure. #StaySafeUG.” He wrote.
Ugandans took to social media praising him for his bold move and praying for his well being.
“THIS is what Serious Leadership looks like, as I’ve just been tweeting this morning: “Agile Leaders demonstrate four distinct skills in times of crisis: Adaptability; Resilience; Learning and Foresight. <—KEY TO NOTE.” #FromBlameToGain @HSIItweets @centurybottling @RwenzoriUg” Simon Kaheru tweeted.
Uganda has stepped up measures to combat covid 19 which has seen it extend a nationwide curfew and barring track drivers from crossing into Uganda
