Author: The Standard Editor

He is a very effective hit man whose vicious reputation for torturing precedes him. We see him plying his trade in an early scene. hired to extract information by any means necessary.

In his year of leadership, Masembe said he hopes to help lift the student financial burden of meeting the university requirements. He says he got the inspiration to vie for the office because he thought the structural arrangement of the sports facilities at Kampala Campus needed to be improved by a leader with an interest in sports.

When there is a burning desire for wordsmiths to breathe life into the spoken word, they rarely fail to find a platform to express their craft. If such a platform doesn’t exist, they create their own. 

Some of them had myths UCU was “strict” and “law and theology-centered”. In fact, they may have been surprised that we were wearing trousers instead of extremely long, nun-like skirts. In the delusion, they likened the strictness to that of a secondary school.

The Faculty of Agriculture at Uganda Christian University (UCU) is giving out vegetables to the outside community as well as empowering farmers. 

10 student teams have undergone Phase one of the Uganda Christian University (UCU) Digital Innovation Praxis Challenge. The phase dubbed ‘Understanding the User’ Ideation Bootcamp took place at the Hamu Mukasa Library, UCU, on Saturday, June 18.

Chat Leah Abasiya is not a full-time hair stylist. In fact, she has not even attended formal training in hairstyling. But her skills would make anyone doubt these facts.  

Prof. Assoc. Aaron Mushenyezi, the vice-chancellor of Uganda Christian University (UCU), has challenged the first-year students to live up to the standards of the university. He said this during the induction service in Nkoyoyo Hall. He welcomed the inducted students to UCU.

“ACME’s impact is no longer debatable. Peter’s leadership, humility, and willingness to admit that he was wrong led us here. He led at a time when things were tough. “Peter, you have left a huge footprint on the media industry in Uganda and beyond,” Chibita said.

You may not even realize when your liver is struggling because liver disease usually has no symptoms until the problem becomes severe.