The Deputy University Secretary, Yusuf Kiranda, says the Human Resources Director is yet to compile a list of the affected staff and compute the amount lost by the University.
Read more ...The 76 are part of the 357 vehicles at Makerere University. Those grounded include tractors, a TATA lorry and water tanker. Others are Double Cabins, coasters and Motorcycles.
Read more ...The Monday night hailstorm ripped the iron sheets off 11 classrooms and all dormitories. The houses of three teachers were also destroyed.
Read more ...According to the revised guidelines, the teachers are now required to have a national identity card and certified copies of academic documents before they can register on the Teacher Management Information System-TMIS. Previously, teachers were required to have education certificates and a copy of an identity card of their former schools.
Read more ...Ssali, who is also a Global Public Health specialist, says Ugandan citizens have been turned into clients whose access to healthcare is determined by their own ability to pay, their location and socio-economic status.
Read more ...The two schools have been for many years used asbestos roofs despite warning by health experts. According to World Health Organisation-WHO, exposure to asbestos causes different types of cancer, especially that of the lung, larynx, ovaries, and mesothelioma.
Read more ...In her response, Furaya says that he has no reason to discuss with Rugaaju about the matter yet the expulsion was discussion and okayed by the Institution’s disciplinary committee. She declined to comment more about the matter.
Read more ...MP Jacob Opolot said that it was important that the issue of salary disparities within the sector is urgently handled demanding to know what the ministry was doing about the issue.
Read more ...At Kandama Parents Primary School, a Catholic-founded, there is no single permanent structure. Most classrooms are dilapidated, too small and at the verge of collapse. The headmaster, Ericson Niwaha, says that when it rains most classes are abandoned and pupils run to the nearby Kandama Catholic Church for shelter.
Read more ...ABEK program was integrated in the daily routines of the Karimojong children who were allowed to learn within their home settings under tree shades or simple mud and wattle huts put up by communities.
Read more ...The National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC) has sought an additional funding of 143.9 billion shillings to enable the roll out of the lower secondary curriculum that has taken 12 years.
Read more ...The Ministry of Education and National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) have explained that they cannot do much about pre- entry exams in universities.
Read more ...The new budget allocation to the sector represents an increment of 504.6 billion from the current financial year 2018/2019 sector budget of 2.78 trillion shillings.
Read more ...According to the results that were released today, there was a reduction of 4780 candidates compared to those that sat for the examinations in 2017. In 2017 15,944 candidates sat compared to 11,164 in 2018
Read more ...Dr. Isaac Okullo, the Deputy Principal of the College of Health Sciences, Dr. Rose Chalo Nabirye-the Dean of the School of Health Sciences were relieved of their duties for incompetence, while Fatumah Nakatudde-the Deputy College Registrar and Paul Apunyo, a senior Administrative Assistant were dismissed for alleged altering student's marks.
Read more ...Prof. Jasper Ogwal noted with concern the reduction of their budget from Shillings 17.5 billion this financial year to Shillings 16.9 billion in the next financial year.
Read more ...Dr. Jane Egua, the Commissioner for Teacher Training and Education, says that low enrollment is affecting the operations of the colleges, which in turn affects the quality output.
Read more ...According to the results that were released on Wednesday, students who registered and sat for their examinations in private colleges scored the lowest results. The overall pass was 65 percent. However, the worst performers scored below 30 percent.
Read more ...Omoding told the MPs that they had written to NCHE to carry out an administrative visit on Thursday next week to verify the status of the university.
Read more ...Delivering the ruling, George Omunyokol, the Tribunal Chairperson said all evidence adduced during the appeal process convincingly found Namusoke guilty of the unprofessional conduct.
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