Author: systems

The Lady Cardinals begin their season on Sunday, February 6, 2022, the day they will take on Olila high school in Soroti, hoping to scoop maximum points.

Receiving an education is everyone’s dream in Uganda. However, to some, the pursuit of that dream turns into a nightmare as money to support the aspiration vanishes. Formal learning is halted.

A Seed grows with no sound, but a tree falls with huge noise. Destructive work is noisy, constructive work is moderately silent. A brick laid on another makes no noise. Before, you trumpet your success story; please allow the mixture of cement, water and sand to compact together as you build your success ladder.

The win further consolidates UCU’s reputation as the best team in the whole region after their winning exploits at the Afro Varsity 3×3 games in Nairobi late last year which booked their ticket to the World Cup this October.

The 23rd Guild Government of the Uganda Christian University (UCU) has handed over the office to its successors. Outgoing Guild President Agaba Kenneth Amponda handed over a file and other instruments of power, including the stamp of the Office of the UCU Guild President, to the in-coming Guild President, Racheal Sserwadda. On November 24, 2021, Sserwadda was voted into office in a virtual election. 

Academic Excellence Award presented to Bwamiki Johnson who attained First Class Honours Bachelor of Public Health.” 

Uganda Christian University (UCU) has once again shown its dominance in continental sports after the institution’s two teams qualified for this year’s university basketball World Cup.

Miika is a 14-year-old fictional character living in northern Uganda. As the story goes, her family had enough of the tyranny of the government forces and she took matters into her hands to save the day.

The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has hired some 50 interns from Uganda Christian University (UCU) to help in processing and issuing of the national identity cards (ID) to students and neighbors of the university

You definitely know X!’ My colleague pushed hard in a bid to help me recall a person he expected me to know. On insisting that no matter how hard he tried I simply could not picture the person he was talking about, the description turned to the person’s likes. Quite often than not, I have heard people describe others by what they like or subscribe to. You probably have encountered lines like….so and so who likes African print, singing etc.