Uganda, April 29 -- The United States government has provided humanitarian partners in Uganda with $75 million (about Shs280 billion) to support life-saving assistance to refugees and their host communities, as well as people affected by severe acute malnutrition caused by recurrent drought and a measles disease outbreak. Provided through the Eastern and Southern Africa Humanitarian Fund and managed by the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the funding will support a response led by the UN Resident Coordinator in Uganda. The UN said the money enables humanitarian partners to deliver food, nutrition, health, protection, shelter and water, sanitation and hygiene assistance to address the most urgent ...