Iganga, Bugiri Districts in Efforts to End Child Labour, School Dropout

Following an alarming rise in cases of school dropouts and unchecked child labour in the districts of Iganga and Bugiri, authorities have initiated counter active interventions to check the vices, including a plan to arrest parents and employers perpetrating the activities. Additionally, a four-year programme for engaging youngsters in business and agricultural enterprises at home […]

List of 21 Teachers Summoned by Education Service Commission Over Forgery

The Education Service Commission has summoned 21 teachers to defend themselves over the allegations of forging appointments and transfer letters. According to notice number No.1 of 2025 issued by Dr Asuman Lukwago, the Secretary of the Service Commission, the teachers will appear before the Disciplinary Committee on 27th February 2025. Those invited include Franklin Ssejjongo […]

UNEB: 98% of Candidates Qualify to Get UCE Certificates From New Curriculum

Total Candidates: 359,417 (First cohort under new system) Gender Breakdown: 177,133 (49.3%) Male 182,284 (50.7%) Female USE vs Non-USE Candidates: 136,785 (38.1%) USE Beneficiaries 222,632 (61.9%) Non-USE Exam Attendance: 357,120 (99.4%) Sat for Exams 2,297 (0.6%) Absent (Absenteeism continues to decline) The first results of the new Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) under the new […]

Two Headteachers Chased Away From Schools by Angry Parents Over Poor PLE Results

Two head teachers in Tororo have been chased away by angry parents and local councilors of Mukujju Sub-county over poor performance in the 2024 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE). They were joined by councilors from Tororo District. The affected head teachers, Beatrice Apadet of Odikai Primary School and Martin Odeke of Morkiswa Primary School in Kisoko sub-county […]

Mukono Teachers to Undergo Curriculum Best Approach Refresher Training

In a bid to improve the quality of education in Mukono Municipality, the Mukono Teachers Association has confirmed a refresher training for teachers this month, aimed at enhancing their performance at the primary level.  The training, scheduled for February 21, is a direct response to concerns raised about some schools’ disappointing performance in the recent […]

Col. Nakalema Tips Makerere University Guild Leadership on Good Conduct, Character

The Head of the State House Investors Protection Unit (SHIPU), Col. Edith Nakalema on Friday met and held fruitful discussions with the Makerere University Students’ Guild leadership. During the meeting held at SHIPU offices in Kampala, Col. Nakalema acknowledged the role of the students’ Guild, saying that at the unit they are delighted to see […]

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