Professor Lawrence Muganga, the Vice Chancellor of Victoria University Kampala has hailed the government for transforming the academic landscape of Uganda. Muganga while on a local TV station said that he used to walk 10km to school on a daily basis. However, this is no longer the case today. There has been tremendous progress although there is much more to ...
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Uganda National Examinations Board Announces Exam Timetables Release
The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) is gearing up to unveil the examination timetables today, September 30. This release is eagerly anticipated by candidates in Primary Seven, Senior Four, and Senior Six, who are gearing up for their final exams. According to UNEB spokesperson Jennifer Kalule, the exams are scheduled to be held between October and November. Senior Four students ...
Read More »Navigating The Labyrinth Of Academic Freedom: Makerere Conundrum
In the article titled “Why is Makerere drifting on academic freedom?”, we delve into the perplexing issue surrounding Makerere University’s struggle to uphold academic freedom. It is crucial to comprehend the fundamental disparities between universities and primary/secondary schools, as they possess distinct ethos, standards, principles, and practices. At the heart of the matter lies the understanding that Makerere University holds ...
Read More »UACE Results: UNEB Provides Update About The Release Of 2023 Results
The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), has provided an update about the release of the 2023 the UACE results. It should be noted that this will be the last batch of national exams at the secondary level done last year. Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) and the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) exams have all been released. According to the board, ...
Read More »Mubarak Munyagwa Asks Parents To Stop Torturing Kids In Primary School Waking Up At 6am
Former member of parliament Hon Mubarak Munyagwa has asked parents to stop torturing kids in primary school. He said it is not worth it for them to wake up at 6 am every morning in coldness and rain to go to school. He said there isn’t any content in primary school that requires a pupil to wake up that early. ...
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