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- No free lunch: UCU Social science dialogue challenges foreign aid
- Student’s Tribunal orders Parliament to conduct fresh vetting for EC Chairperson
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- UCU student succumbs to injuries after road accident
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“I thought that today I should take you out; that’s why we’re here,” Mushengyezi said as he recounted the victories registered by the students in both events.
“If you cannot avoid relationships and find yourself in one, let some of your friends know about it. It is a safety precaution for accountability, but abstain from sexual engagements,” the director of Academics cautioned new students
Foreign aid teaches you how to consume sugar, but it doesn’t teach you how to produce it, so if you need sugar, you have to go to someone who knows how to make it – Partcipants noted
Experts Call for Investment in technology to Strengthen E-Learning and Migration Reporting in Africa
Experts Urge Greater Investment in Technology to Strengthen E-Learning and Ethical Migration Reporting in Africa
Scholars from across Africa and Europe have called on African governments and development partners to significantly increase investment in technology to support e-learning, arguing that improved digital infrastructure is critical to expanding access to quality education on the continent.
Uganda Christian University (UCU) has selected four students to participate in a five-month academic exchange program at Hanze University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands, strengthening its international academic partnerships.
Business operators at Uganda Christian University (UCU), Mukono Campus, say the prolonged students’ holidays following the 2026 Uganda General Elections have affected their businesses.
Students at the Uganda Christian University (UCU) will continue with online learning
until further notice
Kalengye was the wife of Rev. Can. Professor Edison Kalengye, a Professor for New Testament Studies, and a former Chaplain of UCU Mukono Campus, and the late was a former administrative assistant for the Law Department (now School of Law). She died at Mulago National Referral Hospital after a long period of illness on Sunday, 18th January, and will be laid to rest on Monday, 21st January.
The victory marked a triumphant homecoming for UCU, which has now hosted the AUUS Games a record four times.
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