Education
Wabwire empowering youth with barrier-breaking ski…
In the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic that still looms large above the horizon, it is no shock that a big number of young people are likely to lose themselves economically and in their social lives. ...
Unicef shuts down for 18 hours to protest continue…
The United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) and its partners resolved to close their digital channels for 18 hours in order to mark 18 months of school closure due to the coronavirus pandemic (Covid-1...
Young refugees battle anguish, isolation at school
Many young refugees who fled conflict in their home countries now feel neglected by government. The youngest among them struggle simply to get an education, writes PATRICIA LINDRIO. Bha-aura Erama ca...
Mbire hands Mak Holdings board to new team
Makerere University Council chairperson Lorna Magara inaugurated a new board of Makerere University Holdings Company Limited on September 9. The function, held physically in the Central Teaching Facility 2 auditorium, virtually on Zoom and live streaming on Twitter and YouTube, also included handover ceremonies by the old board.
Why home is not formal school
Covid-19 pandemic has distorted and made us to question most of the things that we ever believed in. We have questioned whether we chose the right career paths to whether we can ever return to normalcy.
Mulindwa offers searing indictment of education system in Atamuzadde
Jude Ssempebwa reviews Atamuzadde, a bittersweet thriller authored by Henry F. Mulindwa. chronicling the life of an industrious female Ugandan university graduate who struggles unsuccessfully to achieve a good life for herself and her family.