Makerere University students in a lecture

Makerere Vet Students Face Lecture Crisis

Final-year students fear graduation delays as lecturer shortage disrupts learning. Concerns are growing at Makerere University as Makerere veterinary students face weeks without lectures, raising fears over possible delays in their academic progress The affected students, especially those in advanced years of study, say they have missed several essential classes, including practical and clinical training…

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Bobi Wine Visits Gomba, Skips Green Top School in Maya Nanziga, Urges Pupils to Focus on Studies

Opposition leader Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, bypassed Green Top School in Maya Nanziga off Masaka Road while traveling to Gomba and Butambala districts, choosing instead to focus on his campaign route. The move has drawn mixed reactions from parents, educators, and political observers. Speaking briefly to pupils near the school premises,…

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Uganda’s Journey Towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Uganda, like many African nations, has embraced the global commitment to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as a blueprint for a better and more sustainable future. Among the 17 SDGs, Goal Seven holds particular significance as it underscores the importance of universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy. Unfortunately, Uganda is still lagging…

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Exam malpractice during the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE)

Security agencies across Uganda have taken a resolute stance against exam malpractice during the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations. Several arrests have been made, underscoring the commitment to maintaining the integrity of the education system. Ms. Jennifer Kalule, the UNEB spokesperson, confirmed these arrests, which include a chief invigilator and three head teachers. These…

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