Education

The Chancellor of Victoria University Uganda, Dr Lawrence Muganga has continued his criticism of the current education system in the country. He has now revealed that graduates who contribute nothing to the country’s economy is the biggest pandemic. In fact, he said that this is worse than the COVID-19 pandemic. Muganga has been so vocal and critical of the current ...

Following a recent statement from the Minister of Education and Sports, Janet Museveni, while addressing concerns about the grading system used by the Uganda National Examinations Board (Uneb). The Minister, through a statement issued by the Ministry’s spokesperson, Mr Denis K. Mugimba, emphasized that the Uneb grading system is not selective. The Minister’s statement comes in response to claims made ...

Amidst the excitement and anticipation surrounding the reopening of schools, a staggering reality has emerged: Approximately 133,000 primary leavers across the country find themselves in a precarious situation. With the academic year in full swing, these young minds are left stranded, without a clear path to continue their education. This disheartening scenario calls for swift action to rectify the situation ...

In an announcement that brings much-needed optimism, the Uganda National Examinations Board ( UNEB ) revealed that a higher proportion of candidates have successfully passed the 2023 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). This uplifting news signals a positive shift in the educational landscape, instilling hope for a brighter future. According to UNEB’s official statement, the results for the 2023 PLE indicate ...

Uganda National Teachers Union (UNATU) reported that 1,278 educators in Uganda have passed away between 2021 and 2023. This concerning statistic, revealed during a recent UNATU delegate conference in Kampala, points to various causes. Among them is stress from unmet demands and poor working conditions. During the conference, UNATU Chairperson Zadock Tumuhimbise emphasized the need to address the factors leading ...