Partially TrueUgandaIn Uganda, Practicing as a Traditional Healer Without a License Can Cost You 20 Million ShillingsUganda's Traditional and Complementary Medicine Act, 2019 requires traditional healers, herbalists, and complementary medicine practitioners to be licensed and registered. Operating or advertising without a license carries a fine of up to 20 million Ugandan Shillings — but the law targets unlicensed practice, not 'impersonation,' and 'witch doctors' occupy a separate and more complicated legal category.
