Views: 1A student uses the MTN Payphone to make a call Uganda, like many African countries, has experienced a significant growth in mobile phone adoption and usage in recent years. Although mobile phones have become quite popular in the country, there is a gap that can only be filled by public pay phones. Case in […]
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Views: 2Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja is among the 1,856 graduates at Nkumba University’s 25th graduation ceremony taking place today (Thursday) in Wakiso District. ; Nkumba University celebrated its 25th graduation ceremony on Thursday, October 26, 2023, conferring degrees, diplomas, and certificates upon over 1,000 students. During the event held at the university’s main campus along
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Views: 1 President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has called upon young scientists to join forces with the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government to fight against people who have made it a tendency to block free education for all in government schools. “You need to unite with the NRM and we fight all those people who
Views: 1Kampala – Police in Yumbe arrested six teachers of Nampita Secondary School and an invigilator sent to supervise the ongoing Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations in the same school. According to Jennifer Kalule-Musamba the Principal Public Relations Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), the group is charged with possession of unauthorised material and disturbance
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Views: 1 A Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) candidate gave birth to a baby girl during an examination. Without disclosing the school’s name, Jennifer Kalule, the spokesperson for the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), said that the incident happened on Wednesday at one of the exam centers in Kampala. Kalule explained, “The candidate, who had
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Views: 1Makerere University in Uganda has decided to extend the registration deadline for the first semester of the 2023/2024 academic year. The extension, granted by the Academic Registrar’s Office, now sets the new deadline for registration on November 1st, 2023. This decision comes as a response to multiple appeals from students who were facing challenges
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Views: 1 Federal agencies are increasingly adopting innovative strategies like Population Health Management (PHM) to enhance the well-being of the communities under their care. PHM relies on data-driven analysis to enhance healthcare services and provide targeted interventions, aligning seamlessly with federal organizations’ primary mission to protect their constituents’ health and safety. Big Data Analytics is
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Views: 1 In a surprising turn of events, Ntare School, one of Uganda’s prestigious institutions, has suspended all senior six candidates just weeks before they were set to sit for their Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) final exams. The reason behind this unprecedented decision is Property damage. The school, renowned for its academic excellence
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Views: 1 Kampala,Uganda:Â The Ministry of Education on Friday announced that the Government resolved to phase out a total of 22 non-core Primary Teacher Training Colleges (PTCs) across the country offering alternative programs for their re-purpose in the process. According to Education Minister Janet Museveni, the phasing out of the institutions followed consultations involving various stakeholders
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Views: 0KAMPALA:Â More than 100 pupils in Mityana district were yesterday admitted to different health centres over suspected poisoning. According to the police, the children developed several complications, including headache, stomachache and vomiting after eating lunch. So far two cooks have been arrested to help with investigations. Food samples have been taken for testing at government
