Senior Six candidates sitting the 2026 UACE examinations in Uganda.

2026 UACE Exams Begins Today as 203,809 Candidates Sit Papers

By Enock Katamba | Uncovered UG Published: 9th November 2026  Uganda’s 2026 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) examinations begin on Monday, November 9, with 203,809 candidates expected to sit their final secondary school examinations at centres across the country. The examinations mark an important milestone for thousands of Senior Six students hoping to complete…

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Kabuye Kevin Charles, a second-year Makerere University Architecture student

Makerere 2nd-Year Architecture Student Found Dead Near University Library

A second-year Makerere University student has been found dead near the university’s Main Library, leaving fellow students and residents of Nkrumah Hall mourning his sudden death. The deceased has been identified as Kabuye Kevin Charles, a Bachelor of Architecture student and resident of Nkrumah Hall, where he lived in Room C34. According to a statement…

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Educator Ssali Badru Expands Access to Quality Science Education Through Innovative Teaching

KAMPALA—As Uganda continues to encourage more learners to pursue science and technology-related careers, Chemistry and Mathematics educator Ssali Badru is expanding access to quality science education through classroom instruction, online learning, mentorship, and academic publishing. A graduate of Makerere University, Badru has spent years teaching chemistry and mathematics, helping learners build confidence in two subjects…

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Education Ministry suspends school trips in Uganda after Kapchorwa school bus crash

Education Ministry Suspends School Trips After Kapchorwa Crash

The Education Ministry has suspended school trips across Uganda following the deadly Kapchorwa bus crash that claimed the lives of 21 people, including 20 pupils of King David Junior School and a school administrator. The directive takes immediate effect as the government begins investigations into the accident, which has raised fresh concerns about the safety…

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Pupils in a government primary school in Lira affected by hunger and lack of school meals

Empty Stomachs, Empty Classrooms: School Hunger Crisis in Lira Forces Pupils Out of School

LIRA CITY — The school hunger crisis in Lira is increasingly disrupting education, with hundreds of pupils reportedly missing classes or dropping out of school because they lack access to food. Education officials warn that hunger is becoming a major obstacle to learning in several government schools across the city. Teachers and local education officials…

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Students participating in swimming training at Green-Top School in Maya-Nanziga along Masaka Road, Wakiso District.

Green-Top School Strengthens Holistic Learning Through Modern Swimming Facilities

Green-Top School has continued to strengthen its co-curricular education program through the availability of fully functional swimming facilities at its campus located in Maya-Nanziga along Masaka Road in Wakiso District. Operating under the motto, “Learn today, lead tomorrow,” the school continues to position itself as a modern private educational institution focused on nurturing academically strong,…

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CUT TERMS, SCRAP NURSERY: EDUCATION REFORM DEBATE INTENSIFIES

Wakiso, Uganda — Calls for sweeping changes in Uganda’s education system are gaining momentum, with parents, entrepreneurs, and social commentators pushing proposals that include reducing school terms from three to two and scrapping nursery education entirely. In Wakiso District, businessman and artist Muyanja Sharifu proposed that the education calendar be revised to only two terms…

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