Education

Prof. Francis Omaswa has been installed as the first Chancellor of Soroti University at a Ceremony presided over by Vice President Jessica Alupo.

Africa, East Africa, Education / Ronald Kabuubi

SOROTI — Prof. Francis Omaswa has been installed as the first Chancellor of Soroti University at a ceremony presided over by Vice President Jessica Alupo. Established by Statutory Instrument in 2015, and ascending to the heights as Uganda’s 9th public University, Soroti University has also been declared a fully-fledged Public University joining the likes of MUNI, […]

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After excelling, in Music,dance dramma and poetry MDDP,Kampala schools will represent @KCCAUG in the National ball game championships

Africa, East Africa, Education / Ronald Kabuubi

Kampala schools have excelled in music dance, drama and poetry MDDP and will represent @KCCAUG in the National ball game championships & the Primary School MDDP competitions in Masaka and Kyotera districts. We celebrate the great work of our teachers and parents of Kampala #Smartcity

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FEATURE: Double Orphan Naudho’s vision lit up after landing Chinese Ambassador Scholarship at Makerere University

Education / Ronald Kabuubi

Vincentia Khakasa/Julius Mugaga-KMA Updates. Makerere University, Uganda: Daphin Naudho is a girl who hails from Luuka district living a life without both parents, now staying with her grandmother in Entebbe areas. Daphin Naudho, a double orphan Chinese Ambassador’s Scholarship beneficiary. Photo by Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/KMA Updates. In a one on one interface with her, Daphin

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Meeting the needs of the City Urban poor is key for a Smart City-Dorothy Kisaka

Africa, East Africa, Education, Travel / Ronald Kabuubi

This week, the Kampala Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka participated in the consultation by the Haggai International Board of Trustees to end Gospel poverty which took place in Atlanta- Georgia. The CEO, Dr Bev Williams reiterated that the teachings of Jesus Christ on integrity, compassion and accountability are key to creating a world where all can

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UNAA ANNOUNCES ITS PARTNERSHIP & COLLABORATION WITH UGANDA’S OLDEST & PRESTIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION – MAKERERE UNIVERSITY*

Africa, Business, East Africa, Education, International News / Ronald Kabuubi

Dear UNAA Family and Friends, With great joy we announce our partnership with Makerere University as they celebrate their 100 year anniversary, and we call upon Makerere alumni’s near and far to join us at the 34th annual Convention to celebrate this remarkable and historic occasion. UNAA is also pleased to welcome Arch. Prof. Barnabas

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PRIME: Caritas Uganda through the Uganda Farmers Common Voice Platform kick-starts a campaign against food contamination/Unsafe food in Uganda

Business, East Africa, Education, Health / Ronald Kabuubi

By Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa/KMA Updates. Participants are seen paying attention to presentationms during National Dialogue on compaign against food contamination/Unsafe food conducted by Caritas Uganda and Uganda Farmers Common Voice Platform at Hotel Africana. Photo by Julius Mugaga Tukacungurwa. Kampala, Uganda: Policy strengthening and re-design stood out as one of sustainable measures to food safety

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CAF experienced General Coordinator Kabelo Bosilong appointed to handle the General Match Coordinators Course due in Uganda from 1st -3rd August 2022.

Africa, Business, Education, International News, Technology / Ronald Kabuubi

CAF experienced General Coordinator Kabelo Bosilong has been appointed to handle the General Match Coordinators Course due in Uganda from 1st -3rd August 2022. Kabelo is a Football Consultant from South Africa. The FUFA Development Department welcomes Kabelo to the Pearl of Africa.

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Tayebwa on the spot as parliament approves Shs 207bn for shares in Roko

Africa, East Africa, Education, Politics / Ronald Kabuubi

BY URN. Parliament has in controversial circumstances approved the proposed government purchase of 150,000 preference shares in 52-year-old Roko Construction Limited worth Shs 207 billion amidst protests from a section of MPs. Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa/Uganda’s Deputy speaker. On Thursday, deputy speaker of parliament Thomas Tayebwa told MPs that he had received communication from the

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Queries as LDC is set to hold virtual graduation

Africa, East Africa, Education / Ronald Kabuubi

By Anthony Wesaka/Monitor. A section of graduates have raised questions over the Law Development Centre (LDC) plan to hold a virtual 49th graduation ceremony slated for next Friday. Law Development Center/Courtesy Photo. What you need to know: The academic registrar, Mr Everest Turyahikayo, early this week indicated that a few categories of people would appear

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No need to search for new VC – Nawangwe

Africa, East Africa, Education / Ronald Kabuubi

By Damali Mukhaye/Monitor Exclusive interview by Monitor. Makerere University Vice Chancellor Barnabas Nawangwe/Courtesy Photo. What you need to know: From the violence that marred the guild elections to the university staff petitioning the council over delayed search for a new vice chancellor, the country’s oldest public university has been making headlines for the wrong reasons.

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