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Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) to build 20 new classrooms for smart city initiative
Views: 10 Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has pledged to enhance educational infrastructure in Kampala during the 2024/2025 financial year, with plans to construct over 20 new classrooms as part of the Smart City agenda. In a recent press conference at City Hall, Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka highlighted KCCA’s dedication to improving the education sector,
Bangladesh continues curfew amid mass arrests of protesters, Death toll amid student protests rises to 204 with over 5,500 arrests.
Views: 6 TRT WORLD Bangladesh announced that a curfew will continue Friday and Saturday with a nine-hour pause amid an intensified crackdown against those involved in violence during student protests. Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan made an announcement at a news conference early Friday after meeting with law enforcement that the curfew, which came into effect
Government wants schools to establish mental health clubs
Views: 4 Civil Society Organizations specialising in Mental Health have welcomed the idea of mental health clubs in schools especially at a time when the effects of Covid19 are still prevalent in communities. The Ministry of health has asked schools to establish mental health clubs to curb the increasing cases of drug abuse among school going children.
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Mufti Closes One-Day Education Stakeholders Orientation Workshop in Ntugamu
Views: 7 Sheikh Abdul Karim Abdallah Katamba, the Regional Assistant to the Mufti for the Ankole-Kigezi Region, closed a one-day education workshop for Muslim education stakeholders held at the Ntugamu Muslim district headquarters. He represented His Eminence Dr. Sheikh Shaban Ramadhan Mubaje, the Mufti of Uganda. Present at the workshop were members of the National
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Former UNEB Secretary Bukenya passes away
Views: 6 The former Secretary of Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) Mathew Bukenya is dead. He died on Sunday night and his death was confirmed by UNEB Spokesperson Jennifer Kalule on Monday, July 22. Bukenya, who retired from UNEB on March 31, 2016, was initially called out of retirement in 1997 to lead the organisation,
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University of Karachi’s Professor Zakaria Sajid passes away
Views: 5 NATION KARACHIÂ – Â The founder and former chairman of the Department of Mass Communication at the University of Karachi (KU) Professor (retired) Zakaria Sajid passed away on Thursday morning. Professor Zakaria Sajid was 96 years old. His funeral prayer will be offered after the Zuhr prayer at Masjid Ibrahim of the
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NEW YORK: Margaret Kenyatta’s Crusade for Maternal and Child Health – PICS
Views: 6 Former First Lady of the Republic of Kenya, Her Excellency Margaret Kenyatta delivered an inspiring account of her journey to becoming a transformative leader at the Global First Ladies Academy Programme in New York, USA. The VIP dinner event, organized by the Global First Ladies Alliance in collaboration with Columbia Mailman School of
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IN THEIR CONTINUED MOVE TO FOSTER PUBLIC HEALTH, MOTHERS UNION-BUGANDA DONATE DELIVERY BEDS TO LUTEETE HEALTH CENTRE LUWEERO DIOCESE
Views: 12 Mothers Union Buganda, have also amongst other activities added visits to health centers most especially those under the church of Uganda Umbrella to see how they can support them especially those in sorry state. They recently visited Luteete Health Centre Luweero Diocese in Luweero District where they donated different items like delivery beds,
2 arrested in University of Hong Kong admissions fraud scandal; up to 100 students possibly implicated
Views: 13 Hong Kong police have made two arrests as they investigate a widening admissions scandal at one of the city’s top universities that has already implicated around 30 postgraduate students, and could potentially involve as many as 100. The case centres on the use of fraudulent qualifications to secure places at the University of