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Crackdown on reckless driving as school season resumes

John Dalton Kigozi May 9, 2022No Comments

With many schools already open for the new term, the police has urged all road users to be vigilant and drive with care to deter any accidents that might arise.

Education

Thugs break into school, kill two gatemen before stealing money

John Dalton Kigozi Mar 30, 2022No Comments

The Territorial Police in KMP East and Mukono has launched a serious manhunt for a group of five thieves who broke into St. John S.S. located at Kyawambago villag, Nakisunga Sub-county, in Mukono district.

Education Health

Busoga region benefits from WHO program to end teenage pregnancies

John Dalton Kigozi Mar 28, 2022No Comments

Through InPact Uganda, the World Health Organization (WHO) with financial support from KOICA Uganda has trained 515 teachers from five districts of Busoga in adolescent responsive sexual reproductive health.

Education

President Museveni commissions e-learning Center, library at Teso College

John Dalton Kigozi Mar 28, 2022No Comments

President Yoweri Museveni saturday commissioned the Alumni library and E-learning Centre at Teso College Aloet in Soroti city.

Campus updates Education

Makerere University eulogizes Oulanyah

John Dalton Kigozi Mar 24, 2022No Comments

Makerere University has mourned the death of the Speaker of the 11th Parliament, Jacob Oulanyah describing him as a man who was not only wise but also a great leader and God fearing.

Education

MoE holds groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the UBTEB headquarters

John Dalton Kigozi Mar 23, 2022No Comments

The Education Ministry Wednesday held a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the Uganda Business Technical Education Board (UBTEB) headquarters worth Sh30b.

Covid-19 Updates

Check Points: Police to arrest travellers without Covid19 vaccination cards

John Dalton Kigozi Jan 12, 2022No Comments

In a bid to contain the spread of the Covid19, the Traffic Police announced Tuesday that they are going to start enforcing check points to monitor and arrest individuals defying the Standard Operating Procedures including passengers and drivers who do not possess vaccination cards.

Health

Man given pig heart in world-first transplant

John Dalton Kigozi Jan 12, 2022No Comments

David Bennett, 57, a United States resident has become the first person in the world to acquire a heart transplant from a genetically-modified pig.

Covid-19 Updates Education

Covid19 tests before reporting to school not a necessity – MoH

John Dalton Kigozi Jan 7, 2022No Comments

With schools set to reopen next week, the Ministry of Health has issued a warning to schools to desist from stressing parents with Covid tests saying that testing is not a primary requirement.

Campus updates

MAK directs all freshers to report with laptops

John Dalton Kigozi Jan 6, 2022No Comments

Makerere University administration has directed that all first year students starting from 2021/2022 academic year will be required to report for studies with laptops.

Crackdown on reckless driving as school season resumes

Thugs break into school, kill two gatemen before stealing money

Busoga region benefits from WHO program to end teenage pregnancies

President Museveni commissions e-learning Center, library at Teso College

Makerere University eulogizes Oulanyah

MoE holds groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of the UBTEB headquarters

Check Points: Police to arrest travellers without Covid19 vaccination cards

Man given pig heart in world-first transplant

Covid19 tests before reporting to school not a necessity – MoH

MAK directs all freshers to report with laptops

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