(This article was first published on the New Vision website on March 4, 2023) By Kellen Owente Of the 56 Ugandan students who returned home recently, 24 were awarded the Prestigious Chevening Scholarship and 34 scholars Commonwealth scholarship in the Academic year 2021/2022. This year’s Chevening and Commonwealth welcome home event was an opportunity for […]
Strength Test Force and Motion Experiment Test the strength of a string using a heavy book What You Will Need Instructions 1. Lay the string out on a table. 2. Centre the heavy book on the string. 3. Tie the string around the book without making a knot. 4. Take one end of the string […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on September 7, 2022) By Ritah Mukasa It is important to know what you want to be in life and set your goals early enough. Identify what you want to be and work hard to achieve it. A vision board is one of the tools you can […]
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(This articles was first published in the New Vision on June 9, 2021) By Conan Businge It was May 1969 in Igeyero-Mayuge, and one could constantly hear the rattling swishing of sugarcane; Deziranta Namayanja bore her sixth child with Benefancio Lubaale. The boy would be named Moses Wambi and he would be their last child […]
Janet Billy Mulindwa The Government has made education accessible to many children through universal primary and secondary education programmes. As a result, there are more students now graduating from educational institutions than ever before. Universities and other higher institutions release hundreds of graduates into the labour market each year. Unfortunately, many of the graduates remain […]
By Martin Kitubi The Japanese government has announced a new scholarship programme as part of celebrations to mark 60 years of diplomatic relations with Uganda. The programme, according to Japan, targets Ugandans who are seeking to build careers in tourism and hospitality industries. In a May 12 call for applications under the new scheme, the […]
The writer is a parenting counsellor and professional teacher It’s one thing finding your children at war; it’s a totally different thing hearing one of them yell at the other, “I will kill you!” So, when my cousin heard her 14-year-old son scream that above to his 16-year-old sister’s wails, she dropped the laptop bag […]