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“At first, I did not want to come to Uganda, but African parents will be African parents,” he added amidst light chuckling.
In a time when young people face mounting pressures to balance academics, personal life, and leadership roles, Christy Asiimwe stands out as an example of how to succeed on multiple fronts. As a recent graduate of Uganda Christian University, Asiimwe excelled academically, achieving a 4.8 CGPA. Asiimwe also took on leadership responsibilities that gave her a sense of purpose and direction. Her story is one of balance, passion, and early pursuit of family life—an approach inspired by her parents and educators.
Life at the university has not always been easy for Dismas Nuwaine, a recent graduate from the School of Journalism, Media and Communication at Uganda Christian University (UCU). One of the biggest challenges he faced was not having enough money to cater for his needs. Sometimes he found he had to sleep on the couch in the common room at Nsibambi Hall or the floor of a friend’s room – because he couldn’t afford to rent a room on his own.
Professor Angella Napakol, the newly appointed Director of Academic Affairs at Uganda Christian University (UCU), has taken on a pivotal role with a clear mission – to uphold and enhance the quality of academic services at the institution. Known for her unwavering dedication to
Reaching the top among 1,159 students at Uganda Christian University (UCU) was no walk in the park for Sarah Nsereko. With a Grade-Point Average of 4.72 out of 5.0, she received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and beat other students’ academic standing at the July
n Africa, he is Nana Ofosu Peko III, a revered traditional leader in Ghana, his birthplace. There, he holds absolute power in his
A Guild President in a university is the bridge between students and the university administration. The job holder relays any issues affecting students to
Victoria Nantambi has defied the odds and graduated from Uganda Christian University with a 4.72 CGPA, first-class honours in Nursing Science.
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