KAMPALA, Uganda
The Ministry of Health has cleared singer Karole Kasita’s upcoming concert to proceed despite ongoing concerns about Ebola, with authorities emphasizing strict health and safety guidelines to reduce potential risks during the event.
The event is set to take place tomorrow at Kampala Serena Hotel. This update was shared her social media, noting that the concert has received official approval but will be held under heightened public health supervision.
According to the information, health authorities have set out strict precautionary measures that will be enforced at the venue.
These are expected to include standard infection prevention protocols, aimed at ensuring the safety of attendees, performers, and event staff as Uganda continues to manage Ebola-related public health vigilance.
The decision comes at a time when the Ministry of Health has maintained heightened surveillance and response measures in parts of the country following reports of Ebola cases in previous outbreaks. Public gatherings, including entertainment events, have therefore been subject to increased scrutiny to ensure compliance with health guidelines.
Karole Kasita’s concert remains scheduled to proceed as planned, though organisers are expected to work closely with health officials to implement the required safety standards.
These measures are intended to allow entertainment activities to continue while minimizing public health risks.
Authorities have not announced any cancellation or postponement of the event, instead opting for controlled approval under regulated conditions.
The Ministry of Health has repeatedly urged event organisers and the public to adhere strictly to infection prevention practices, including hygiene measures and early reporting of any suspected symptoms, as part of broader efforts to prevent potential spread.
The concert is expected to go ahead under close monitoring from health officials.
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