Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has directed State House to facilitate Ugandan musician Jose Chameleone‘s treatment abroad. The legendary singer, has been battling acute pancreatitis linked to excessive alcohol consumption, is set to receive specialized medical care in the United States.
Chameleone is scheduled to travel next week to Allina Health Mercy Hospital in Minneapolis, Minnesota, for advanced treatment.
Initially, philanthropist Juliet Zawedde had purchased the musician’s flight tickets. However, it has been confirmed that State House will now cover all medical expenses, including treatment and other related costs.
Hon. Balaam Barugahara, a close associate of Chameleone, shared that President Museveni’s intervention reflects his commitment to ensuring the artist’s recovery and long-term well-being.
The President wishes to see Chameleone live longer and continue contributing to the entertainment industry.
Balaam Barugahara said during a media briefing.
The news of Chameleone’s health battle and his upcoming treatment has garnered widespread public attention, with many Ugandans expressing their hopes for a quick recovery.
