Author: The Standard Editor

The long-awaited second part of the “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” movie, which premieres in theaters on November 11, With two movie trailers that have been released to the fans, they are eager to find out what happens to who and why in the new part.

A 1992 meeting of the House of Bishops in the Anglican Church in Uganda came up with a decision that later changed the landscape of higher education in the country. Because the church felt it needed to have a broader impact in society through university education, the bishops decided to set up a provincial university. As a result, in 1997, the Trustees of the Church of Uganda established Uganda Christian University (UCU).

Rihanna has released “Lift Me Up” a soundtrack to the highly anticipated Black Panther: Wakanda Forever movie.

“I started singing as early as Sunday school, but my mother’s lullabies were a strong inspiration to me,”  he said. “Singing became part of me just right from childhood.”

“We were minors in the medical fields yet we did most of the work in health centers,” she said “Our needs and voices where on invitation and often came last.”

Uganda Christian University (UCU), aluni have been beseeched to support their university. The former graduates of UCU were in attendance at the UCU alumni homecoming at Nkoyoyo Hall.

Uganda Christian University (UCU) Partners United States of America USA chapter has donated computer equipment to the UCU Robotics lab.

One evening in 2019, as Uganda Christian University (UCU) student, Kizza Arnold Luminsa,  surfed the Internet, he came across a UK-based organization, Workaid. On reading more about the charity, he discovered that it was possible to present to them a proposal for a donation. Without much faith in succeeding, Luminsa gave it a try. He sent his proposal seeking a donation to help the disadvantaged he saw around him. 

Acquiring a UCU Bachelor of Mass Communication degree 11 years ago was significant for Atem de Kuek, but the second most important thing within that credential were the lessons he learned during “foundation studies” courses. The foundation courses, such as Writing and Study Skills, Health and Wholeness, World Views and Christian Ethics, are mandatory course units for every undergraduate student at the university.

Pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Economics and Statistics was not always Wani Daniel’s dream, but rather something he had to do. When he was younger, he was interested in computer and phone games. He always told himself that this was a field he would pursue his career in.