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Vice Chancellor of Makerere University Barnabas Nawangwe (2nd L) shakes hands with Zheng Biao (2nd R), a representative of China Enterprises Chamber of Commerce in Uganda, after signing a memorandum of understanding at Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda, on July 21, 2022 (PHOTO /Courtesy)

Makerere University, Chinese enterprises to boost talent training cooperation

KAMPALA — Chinese enterprises in Uganda on Thursday inked a memorandum of understanding with Uganda’s Makerere University in an effort to boost...

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Uganda, Ethiopia and Rwanda universities join forces to strengthen teaching, research to find African solutions for African problems

KAMPALA — The Makerere University Business School (Uganda), University of Gondar (Ethiopia), and the University of Kigali (Rwanda) are joining forces to...

Residents and leaders of Ugandan refugee settlement, Nakivale, welcome the refurbishment of schools by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and partners (June, 2022)

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Church improves the state of education in Ugandan Community of Nakivale

A joyful handover took place in the Ugandan refugee settlement of Nakivale in June marking the completion of a wide-ranging project to...

Minister Amongi and the South African High Commissioner listen to a trainee at the facility

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Minister tells girls to go for ‘hard’ jobs

The Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Betty Amongi has implored the girl-child to break the barriers and seek opportunities in...

The students staged a peaceful protest after they were denied graduation, saying they have been fooled into paying tuition fees for years at the controversial Kampala University of South Sudan.

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Court to rule on Kampala University students’ graduation row in August

A Ugandan court will pronounce its final verdict in the ongoing row between Kampala University and its students at the Juba College....

The inaugural fellows are Chuka Charles Arinze-Onyia (Nigeria) and Sarah Mutseo Ngachi (Kenya). They were selected from a pool of 368 applicants from across Africa.

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Amnesty International announces new fellowship on International Justice for Young African Professionals

Amnesty International has launched a new fellowship program that seeks to improve access to the international justice field for early to mid-career...

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Uganda’s economy can benefit from education reforms, says Nobel Prize winning economist

KAMPALA —To improve your economy, first improve your education system. Several years ago, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) published...

Members of Parliament have adopted four resolutions on teachers’ pay (PHOTO /Courtesy)

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Parliament adopts four resolutions on teachers’ pay

Parliament has approved a motion demanding a sustainable salary enhancement plan for all categories of public officers with clear budgetary indications and...