TB in Uganda and South Africa – WHO Country Profiles
Uganda and South Africa are among the 30 high TB burden countries globally. WHO profiles show Uganda is improving TB detection and treatment, while South Africa leads efforts in managing TB/HIV co-infection and drug-resistant TB. Both countries continue working toward better TB control.
Country-specific TB Reports
Tuberculosis in Uganda – WHO Country Profile
Uganda remains among the 30 high TB burden countries globally. According to the latest WHO TB profile, the country continues to make progress in TB diagnosis and treatment, yet challenges remain in reaching all affected populations. The data highlights Uganda’s commitment to improving case detection, access to care, and TB prevention—especially among vulnerable groups.
Explore the full TB data for Uganda here:
🔗 WHO TB Country Profile – Uganda
Tuberculosis in South Africa – WHO Country Profile
South Africa remains one of the world’s 30 high TB burden countries. According to the latest WHO data, the country has made strong strides in TB control, particularly in managing drug-resistant TB and addressing the TB/HIV co-epidemic. Continued investment in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention is critical to reducing the country’s TB burden and achieving global targets.
Explore the full TB data for South Africa here:
🔗 WHO TB Country Profile – South Africa