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Ms Pamela Tumwebaze, the former DOSA of UCU, has been laid to rest at her ancestral home in Kashari, Mbarara. Tumwebaze’s body was lowered into the grave at about 5:15pm, surrounded by relatives, friends, and workmates.

Police have arrested a key suspect in the murder of Uganda Christian University Director of Student Affairs, Ms. Pamela Tumwebaze.

UCU fraternity has paid its final respects to the departed Director of Student Affairs (DOSA) Ms Pamela Tumwebaze. The sendoff began on Thursday with a Community Worship session at Nkoyoyo Hall at the university, that was fully dedicated to eulogising her, crowned with a funeral service today that began with an academic procession involving university administrators, senate members, and Guild leaders.

Pamela was graceful and vibrant. Her warmth and charm quietly won the
admiration of many students, though no one openly said so. She carried herself
with simplicity, yet she was firm and disciplined in her work. After teaching us for a year, she moved on, and we no longer had her in class.

A heavy silence hangs over Uganda Christian University (UCU) as students and staff try to come to terms with the sudden death of the celebrated Director of Student Affairs (DOSA), Ms. Pamela Tumwebaze.

Uganda Christian University (UCU) has announced the send-off programme for the late Pamela Tumwebaze, with a series of vigils and funeral services scheduled from February 11 to February 15.

Information Communication Technology (ICT) experts have advised Computing and Technology Engineering students at Uganda Christian University (UCU) to embrace postgraduate ICT certification programs as a way to help them stand out from the job-seeking crowds.

Uganda Christian University is mourning the passing on of Ms. Pamela Tumwebaze, the Director of Student Affairs (DOSA). Ms Tumwebaze, who was a resident of Goma, Seeta Ward in Mukono District was pronounced dead early on the morning of February 11th in Namirembe Hospital where she was rushed following an attack at her home.

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.