I Am HIV Positive And Okay (This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 16, 2022) By Ritah Mukasa My name is Linda. I am. 13 years old. I sat for my Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE) last week. I would love to share my HIV story with you. I was born with HIV. […]
Gospel singer Rinic Jemimah wins Viga award (This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 16, 2022) By Paul Waiswa The 2021/ 2022 Victoria Gospel Music Awards (VIGA) recognised a number of outstanding works released between January to December 2021. Gospel artists in over 40 categories were chosen. Ten-year-old Rinic Jemimah won the […]
(This article was first published in Toto Magazine on November 16, 2022) By Lawrence Mulondo The dedication service for Primary Seven candidates at Makd Nursery and Primary School Nansana in Wakiso district started with praise and worship. Prophet Joseph Tibalwana and Pastor Martin Luther Lukyamuzi led the service. Pr. Lukyamuzi urged the pupils to read […]
What You Will Need Make A Rainbow In this experiment, we are going to make a rainbow Instructions What is happening? When the white sunlight shines into the water, it bends. White light is a combination of all the visible colours, so when white light bends, all of its parts also bend. These parts or […]
By Bob Kisiki You know that it is possible just to give up; very easy. Throw in the towel and say: “To hell! I have had it!” Because there is every reason for a parent to get to that level. The scenarios are various; all horrendous. It is the reason parents have hacked or burnt […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision on November 16, 2022) By John Odyek In a new government programme, learners will have a chance to have a cup of milk daily at school. To enable this, parents are required to pay between sh10,000 and sh20,000 per term…. From Monday to Friday, nine-yearold Stella […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision on November 9, 2022) Examination Season Examination period is an important season in the life of every student. However, the season is also a stressful one for some candidates. With Primary Seven and Senior Four examinations underway, and Senior Six candidates set to sit theirs in […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision on November 9, 2022) Researchers and mental health specialists have argued that the current competitive examination system in Uganda is hurting children’s mental health. Agnes Kyotalengerire sought the views of parents, mental health experts and teachers on how to combat mental illness among schoolchildren Florence Nsubuga, […]
(This article was first published in the New Vision on November 9, 2022) Most learners in Ugandan schools are given the option to either pass exams or repeat classes. Some are threatened with expulsion from schools if they do not attain the passmark. Experts say this is sending many children into depression and anxiety, writes […]
By Dr John C. Muyingo The world is evolving technologically every day and this should be reflected in the way we teach our children. We must make plans for the next 10 to 15 years. When our children graduate, jobs will have changed. This means as we raise the children of today, we must consider […]