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Risking being misunderstood by both members of the Ugandan opposition that usually see no positive achievement in Museveni’s government and the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) propagandists that would use his statements to claim that he has ‘eaten something,’ firebrand Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) spokesperson and Kira Municipality MP Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda has revealed one thing the elderly general from Rwakitura has done well.
Singer and ‘presidential advisor’ on Kampala Affairs Catherine Kusasira aka Maama Kabina is not a happy woman after being blocked from seeing and meeting Ugandan head of state and government, the elderly President Gen Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni.
PARLIAMENT — Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has blamed the current expired courses crisis on misuse of strong words and directed National Council for Higher Education to declassify ‘expired’ courses as “under review”.
Ugandan university professor, cartoonist, columnist and activist Prof Jimmy Spire Ssentongo has announced a break from online exhibitions exposing the rot and inefficiencies of President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s government.
A Ugandan Police officer has shot himself dead after attempting to kill his boss, the officer in charge of his police post in Kassanda District.
Kyambogo University (KyU) has released the list of students admitted to pursue various courses or academic programs under the national merit scheme of government sponsorship starting in the 2023-2024 Academic Year.
Ugandan First Lady and Education and Sports Minister Janet Kataaha Kainembabazi Museveni or any of her three junior ministers is expected to inform the nation on the fate of expired university courses or academic programs and degrees after a revelation that has put the quality of the country’s higher education and the seriousness of administrators in a questionable state.
A Ugandan Member of Parliament (MP) and former minister in President Yoweri Kaguta Tibuhaburwa Museveni’s cabinet has cried out to security agencies for help after she received anonymous messages from a group of rogue and ‘rebel’ security officers threatening to harm her if she does not give them money and push for improvement in their welfare.
The Public Universities Joint Admissions Board (PUJAB) is on the spot after declining to admit a student who excelled in both O-level (Uganda Certificate of Education – UCE) exams at his A-levels (Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education) exams. Marvin Latigo Oketayot’s case has left many questioning the transparency and integrity of the admission process after it was reported that he was not offered government sponsorship because PUJAB officials failed to download his results.