#education in uganda

The government has rolled out a major infrastructure overhaul targeting 120 traditional secondary schools built between the 1960s and 1980s, upgrading outdated classrooms, libraries, and laboratories to match modern academic standards and new curriculum requirements.

Following a catastrophic school bus crash in Kapchorwa District that has claimed 21 lives, the Ministry of Education and Sports has banned all countrywide educational tours with immediate effect.

At Nyadri Urban Secondary School Grounds in Maracha, the sound of cheers filled the air as President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni told thousands of supporters that...

As thousands gathered at Madi-Okollo playground, an elderly farmer stood proudly beside a row of electricity poles stretching across his village. He...

The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) has commissioned two new classroom blocks at Kayanja Army Primary School in Kyankwanzi, reinforcing its commitment to...

The Uganda Institute of Information and Communications Technology (UICT) has launched an Augmented and Virtual Reality (AVR) lab, a facility designed to...

Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has urged young Ugandans to pursue competence-based degree programs, emphasizing that such courses offer practical skills...

The life and legacy of Rev Fr Damian Grimes, a revered missionary whose work left a lasting impact on Uganda, came to an end on Wednesday 4th September 2024....

Members of Parliament representing the Karamoja sub-region have called on the Ugandan government to implement a policy for free compulsory boarding school...

The Ministry of Education announced a new policy permitting the use of laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other ICT devices in primary and secondary schools....

President Yoweri Museveni has urged Makerere University Business School (MUBS) and other public universities in the country to use their academic disciplines...