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“She always said she was more than the illness,” Nsiima said. “She always stopped us from treating her as a sick person.”
UCU will represent Uganda after winning the national rounds of the Unwanted Witness Privacy Law Moot Court Competition held on Friday, September 25, 2026.
He said delayed tuition payments prevent some students from being registered on the University Information System (UIS) and Alpha system, making it difficult for lecturers to enter their marks.
In an exhilarating clash of titans on the basketball court, Kampala University emerged victorious over Makerere University, securing a hard-fought win with a final score of 69-63. The intense battle unfolded in the first bass held at Uganda Christian University (UCU), where KU demonstrated their prowess and resilience to claim victory in both halves of the game.
The Uganda Christian University Angels ran amok, putting 115 goals past a frail Bishop Stuart University side in today’s netball opener in the Association of Uganda University Sports Tournament (AUUS) happening at UCU.
The UCU Canons secured a 69-63 victory against Bugema University in the ongoing 2023 AUUS Games at the main basketball court on Sunday.
The Uganda Christian University Lady Cardinals started the day on a high as they edged past the Kyambogo University Ladies team with a narrow win of 1–0.
Believe Niwagaba, the top graduate at Uganda Christian University (UCU) Bishop Barham University College (BBUC), initially faced the daunting prospect of being unable to pursue university education due to financial constraints. His journey began in 2020 amid the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Niwagaba looked for a scholarship in vain.
Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow says Melody Beattie, an American author. Gratitude is a virtue of utmost importance for every individual. It enables one to appreciate their entire being, fostering a sense of contentment in the knowledge that they are fearfully and wonderfully made in the image of God.
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