Author: The Standard Editor

I wondered why this rubber-gloved dean for the UCU School of Medicine (SoM) was so attentive to the skeletal part of the human body.

Fred Sheldon Mwesigwa, Bishop of Ankole diocese, said that there are people who have come up through religion and have continuously discouraged the believers from taking their medication and other medical practices, claiming it is a sign of lack of faith

He thought of building a career for himself before rolling out to the rap world, but the love for figures and books overwhelmed his longing. ” I was just left to listen and sometimes freestyle in my room,” Mugaga said.

This graduation will produce over 2000 graduands from 60 different programs.

When Hamu Mukasa, the Buganda County chief for Kyaggwe, offered land to build the Bishop Tucker Theological College (BTTC) more than 100 years ago, he set in motion a functional partnership for growing and sustaining a private university. That partnership model has successfully accounted for many landmarks in the development of Uganda Christian University, which metamorphosed from BTTC 25 years ago. 

The process of telling a story includes conducting interviews, which are a vital part of the story. Kasujja, a renowned journalist, lead presenter for BBC Newsday and host of Africa Daily, said before starting an interview, one should know what they are talking about.

In today’s world, society has managed to beat gender stereotypes, creating an equal gender society. The biased mindset of women belonging in the kitchen is so long forgotten.

The streets in Kampala continue to be flooded with Rolex stands, mainly because of the high demand and ready market for this snack. Commonly eaten by university students and those that want something easy on the go, this very tasty snack takes only about 5 to 15 minutes to be prepared. 

“Today, we are becoming increasingly more dependent on Google than on God. We seem to ask Siri and Google more than we ask God,” Robert Buga D’jalo, a teacher at Kampala International School, at the Aeropagus Seminar, held in Nkoyoyo.

In the media community, ethics have been a serious topic of discussion for a while now. The Dean of the School of Journalism, Media, and Communication, Prof Monica Chibita has implored media students to keep watch of the media space due to the increased unethical conduct that is fighting the profession.