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“It’s my professional duty to keep everyone safe and to alert you before sharing any of your information in case I feel there is extra help I think you should get from someone else, which I cannot give personally,” Kukugiza said.
The proposed medium- and long-term areas of cooperation include value chain development, particularly in food production, coffee, product development and logistics, as well as further collaboration in law and other academic disciplines.
“A year looks long but it is very short. So maximize the time you have and leave a mark. People remember you not only by what you did, but how you made them feel,” he said.
One of those recognized was Dr. Samuel Kazibwe, who was celebrated for three research publications and received an award during the Annual Staff Excellence Awards.
She observed that young people do not grow up within communication campaigns but within relationships, and their decisions are influenced by several factors, including what they believe, what their peers think, what their parents and partners say, and the social environment in which they live.
The motion seeking an additional Member of Parliament (MP) to represent the Faculty of Health Sciences was moved by the current faculty MP, Ali Muganga.
Ilungole said the win came as a surprise after the team faced significant challenges during production, including criticism of an unfinished version shown at the first screening.
Lampiao emphasised that supervisors have a critical responsibility to guide doctoral candidates in identifying gaps in existing literature and developing research projects that contribute new knowledge to their respective fields.
Playmaker Jones Kamiza, forward Allan Karuhanga and winger Mark Lagat are among the players selected to represent Uganda at the tournament, scheduled for September 2 to 7 at the Coetzenburg campus in Stellenbosch.
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