Education
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Corporal punishments don’t work, teachers urged to opt for alternatives
May 2, 2024Teachers and parents have been advised to desist from the practice of impossing corporal punishments on...
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Prof. Suruma calls for more effort in implementing curriculum as he relaunches book
February 14, 2024Professor Ezra Suruma, the Chancellor of Makerere University and former minister of finance, has urged education...
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Grant Thornton Foundation’s pioneers bask in first graduation milestone
January 12, 2024The pioneer students of the Grant Thornton Foundation’s free Skills Development Academy completed their studies recently...
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Activists call for mindset change to eradicate banned corporal punishments
June 26, 2023Can you learn when you are afraid? Can you experience the transformative power of education when...
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Republic of Korea supports demand-based industrial training in 6 technical institutions in Uganda through KOICA
September 6, 2022Uganda has one of the youngest populations in the world, with about 78% below the age...
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Alternative ways of disciplining Children
May 24, 2022Child rights activists have urged parents and guardians to adopt positive ways of disciplining children without...
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Total offers free training to 150 Ugandans for Oil and gas jobs
January 10, 2022For Ugandans or even local companies to be able to tap into the job opportunities offered...
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ACTS FUND priotises extending mental health ahead of school re-opening
November 22, 2021Ever since Uganda was struck with the deadly covid-19,it has left many traumatized and scared thus...
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Private schools owners worried over exodus of international students
August 21, 2021Unlike in Uganda where schools remain closed because of the second wave of the deadly COVID-19,...
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Muslims advised to use Quran for development
May 15, 2021Muslims and participants of the 2021 Quran Competitions organized by the Cultural Consulate of the...