At 27, Dr Anna Damba Acquired Her Phd In Discrimination
(Published on Wednesday, February 23, 2022) In A Class Of Her Own Anna Sharifa Damba By Maureen Nakatudde When you look at her
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Take Your Daughter Out
Bob Kisiki Go to town, sir, and buy a gorgeous maroon or black or gold or peach or mauve (my arsenal of colours
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Is Enrolling In International Schools Abroad Cost-Effective?
By George Bita Although international schools based in Africa are very expensive, one wonders whether the situation is any better on other continents.
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Is your child comfortable at school?
(Published on Wednesday, February 16, 2022) Learners decry cruel teachers, tough restrictions When education institutions reopened last month, parents and other stakeholders were
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Participate in Your Child’s Education
Bob Kisiki When education shifted from the physical classroom for the ordinary Ugandan child, parents and school managers had lots of adjusting to
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Stigmatised Namutebi Finally Secures Scholarship
(Published on Wednesday, February 9, 2022) By Nelson Kiva In 2019, Ruth Elizabeth Namutebi caught media attention when she wrote to many prominent
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Japan Builds Classroom Block For Serere School
(Published on Wednesday, February 9, 2022) By Godfrey Ojore From studying under tree shades and makeshift structures, pupils of Ajoba Primary School did
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Bufumbo Community School Forgotten
Presidential pledge for help still undelivered for 13 years (Published on Wednesday, February 9, 2022) By Moses Nampala When the wanainchi living in
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How Govt Plans To Secure Competence Skills
A Multi-Skilled Labour Force Can Achieve Vision 2040 With the reopening of education institutions, secondary school students are being introduced to a competence-based
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How Learners Can Cope After Returning to School
It is almost a month since learners returned to schools after they were closed in March 2020 to manage the spread of COVID-19.