An American missionary has been accused of posing as a medical expert in Uganda, in a case involving the deaths of two local children
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Renee Bach and her non-profit Serving His Children have been named in a civil lawsuit filed in Uganda for operating a"medical facility" without a license. The plaintiffs include Women's Probono Initiative an organization that promotes women's human rights in Uganda and Gimbo Zubeda and Kakai Annet, who allege that actions by Bach and SHC led to the death of Zubeda and Annet's babies.
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