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KOTIDO — A 50-year-old mother of six in Kotido District has become the talk of the Karamoja sub-region after defying age stereotypes to pass her Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education … Read More
In a powerful demonstration that education can offer a second chance at life, female inmates at the Luzira Maximum Security Prison have recorded stellar performances in the recently released Uganda … Read More
The Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science and Technology, has launched Game Jam 2026. The competition is a flagship program under the national … Read More
The National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has launched a nationwide inter-school competition aimed at transforming Ugandan pupils from passive observers into active environmental conservationists. The initiative targets primary and secondary … Read More
In a major boost to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education, Airtel Uganda has officially awarded 20 exceptional university students with comprehensive scholarships and high-performance laptops. The beneficiaries were … Read More
Dr. Lawrence Muganga, the Vice-Chancellor of Victoria University, has once again pushed the boundaries of academic discourse by penning a compelling open letter advocating for a nationwide “One Laptop Per … Read More
Local government and education leaders in Nakaseke District have issued a passionate plea to parents, warning that massive government investments in school infrastructure will not yield results without active parental … Read More
In a massive boost to rural education in Western Uganda, the government has reached a Shs 7 billion funding milestone for the construction and equipping of Seed Secondary Schools in … Read More
The dreams of over 200 Primary Seven candidates in Mbale District have been put on hold following the official cancellation of their Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) results by the Uganda … Read More
A legislative debate is brewing in Uganda’s education sector as Members of Parliament question why traditional universities continue to offer certificate and diploma programs. The Parliamentary Committee on Education has … Read More
