The Faculty of Agriculture at Uganda Christian University (UCU) is giving out vegetables to the outside community as well as empowering farmers.
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Category: Opinion
UCU Community enthralled by The Chancellor’s Visit
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda and Chancellor of Uganda Christian University (UCU), Rev. Dr. Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, made his second pastoral visit to the university on June 14, which was coincidentally the first time he was actively participating in the UCU mission week.
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Should the boy child learn the hard way?
For over the past 3–4 decades, women’s movements have championed the empowerment of the girl child in the country. This has over time registered overwhelming results; many head various sectors, institutions, families and even occupy most of the crucial political offices in the country, including the vice president, H.E. Jessica Alupo, the Prime Minister, Hon. Nabbanja Robbinah, and the Speaker of Parliament, Anita Amongi, among others.
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Stay clean and smell fresh
Body odour is usually that bad smell that is emulated by our bodies given any condition of the day. The smell is caused by unpleasant odours that are produced by bacteria on the skin that break down sweat into aromatic fatty acids that are responsible for this foul odour.
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UCU students speak out on UIS
The University ICT (Information Communication Technology) Services (UIS) team is holding an awareness campaign aimed at reminding students about the ICT services at the university. The UIS team is in charge of providing free internet to students within the university premises; moodle (the university e-learning platform); and the Alpha app, which students can use for online registration and also access their results.
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UCU Students talk about the significance of Martyrs’ Day
3rd June in Uganda is celebrated as Martyrs’ Day, when we remember a group of young Christians who died for their faith in Namugongo. We honor them for their faith and belief in Jesus Christ. As this day draws closer, we see many people walking from long distances to Namugongo in a bid to celebrate this day. The pilgrims come not only from Uganda but from Africa and the rest of the world. We spoke to some students about the significance of this day in their lives, and this is what they had to say.
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Community desperate for answers
In the recent presidential address on the state of the economy, held on May 22, 2022, the president said subsidizing taxes on essential commodities is highly unlikely. What is your view on the escalating prices of commodities in relation to the address?
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Media and basketball, the time is now
As the National Basketball League reaches its halfway stage in the 2022 season, the UCU Canons and JKL Lady Dolphins have clearly established themselves as the best teams in their respective leagues, with their phenomenal records and quality of play further underlining the steady rise of the game in the country.
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Marta’s Legacy Series by Francine Rivers
This is a serie of four generations of women beginning with Marta, Hilde Mara Rose, Carolyn and Dawn all seeking for their life’s purpose.
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INVITING A GIRAFFE TO TEA
“Inviting a Giraffe to Tea” is a book written by Patty Huston-Holm, who is a Journalist and Communications professional, from Canal Winchester, Ohio, USA. For her love of adventure, she has travelled frequently to Africa, and specifically Uganda to help with various writing projects primarily at Uganda Christian University, Mukono.
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