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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.
Students need academic knowledge, but they also need experience. They need theory, but they should know how to use it. They need qualifications, but they also need to learn the ability to adapt.
“Since the bazaar is within the university, it saves me the time and cost of travelling to different places,” she said.
Ugandan-Dutch journalist and director Michiel van Oosterhout takes us back to the turbulent 70s through the music documentary film Bwana Jogoo: The Ballad of Jessy Gitta. The major subject of the film is Jessy Gitta Kasirivu, a charismatic musician who was in a love triangle with Idi Amin Dada and Sarah Kyolaba-a queen dancer.
Uganda Christian University (UCU) was selected as the best exhibitor at the recent Omwoleso ogw’ebyenjigiriza (Educational exhibition )
While many Ugandans jumped on the Meta Inc owned threads and later run away, there has been a few that have been able to witness the #TwitterKiller make it to its first anniversary.
For the internship to be successful, students are required to complete certain tasks, as determined by programs within the universities 11 faculties and schools.
“As you nurture yourself, family and friends spiritually, it is important for us to remember that the purposes we have need a healthy body.”
Uganda is a tale of natural beauty and environmental struggle, from the verdant shores of Lake Victoria to the busy streets of Kampala. Despite all these attributes, a hidden but ubiquitous menace looms large amid the nation’s rapid economic and urbanization growth: pollution from plastic waste.
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