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KIU seeks stronger academic co-operation with Turkish university
The discussions centred on strengthening the existing Erasmus+ partnership while exploring new opportunities in joint research projects, academic programmes, curriculum development, staff and student exchanges, digital transformation and capacity building.
Ugandan students urge AU on tougher action on violence against children
Comfort Ikaidu, 16, highlighted the challenges learners continue to face both at school and within their communities, including bullying and peer violence, sexual harassment and exploitation, corporal punishment and emotional abuse, online abuse and cyberbullying, as well as child neglect and discrimination.
Türkiye’s TİKA boosts IUIU Vocational Training with modern kitchen equipment
“We teach vocational and technical skills that empower our learners beyond the classroom. This support will greatly improve practical training and help many young women build sustainable livelihoods,” Sserwanga said.
Mpigi school ICT skilling campaign receives Rotary boost
"Parents must stop abandoning their core responsibilities. Children cannot learn effectively on empty stomachs, regardless of how many computers we donate; these pupils need lunch at school, so I encourage you to contribute lunch to the school whenever you're called to do so,” Ssemwanga added.
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Govt gives universities, tertiary institutions one year to align TVET courses
Under the TVET Act, institutions offering technical and vocational programmes must register them with the TVET Council within 12 months of the law coming into force. Unlicensed providers have six months to regularise their operations.
Govt hands over refurbished Busoga University structures
The phase one project, funded by the Government of Uganda with an investment of close to sh4b for the facelift, involved renovating key facilities including the central teaching block, administration block, main library, law library, main hall, science and computer laboratories, primary education lab, toilets, and associated external works.
Govt commissions sh1.5b school projects in Isingiro
Rwamirama noted that the commissioned infrastructure will greatly bolster the Universal Primary Education and Universal Secondary Education programmes.
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Teacher drowns as canoe capsizes on Lake Bunyonyi
According to police, Tumukunde was travelling with a 19-year-old woman identified only as Rebecca on the morning of July 26, 2026, when their canoe overturned. Marine police, assisted by residents, rescued Rebecca alive, but Tumukunde drowned.
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King David Junior School director spent only 3 months in new mansion
During his funeral service on July 20, Ssekadde’s family told mourners that he had previously lived in Lufuka Zone but moved to the new home immediately after purchasing it because owning a storied house had always been one of his biggest dreams. The family, however, did not disclose details surrounding the circumstances, but revealed that the previous owner of the house also died under unclear circumstances.
Ntare School set for 70th anniversary celebrations
Among the dignitaries expected to grace the celebrations are the most prominent old boys of the school, President Yoweri Museveni and his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame, whose lifelong association with Ntare has become part of the school's rich history.
Mukono teacher remanded over defilement
According to court proceedings, the first incident allegedly occurred in May 2026 when Odeke, a teacher at Mother’s Pride Nursery and Primary School in Gulaama village, Goma, trapped the girl inside the students' dormitory where he allegedly raped her.
Several students injured in another school bus crash reported in Kamuli
Eyewitnesses said several learners sustained fractures and other injuries before being rushed to Kamuli General Hospital and Busota Health Centre III for treatment. By press time, police had not yet issued an official statement confirming the cause of the crash or the number of casualties and injuries.
Two drivers arrested in Kampala over overloaded school buses
“The two buses were intercepted today at Golf Course during a traffic operation.The two drivers transporting pupils of St. Kizito Primary School to a tour were charged with the relevant traffic offences and are detained at Kampala Central Police Station pending appearance before court.
School bus crash survivors return to Kampala; parents demand expedited identification
Without revealing the number or the condition of the victims, Kayongo, the UPF liaison officer, said the priority was to reunite survivors with their families. She added that proof of parenthood or guardianship will also be used to verify the exact number of passengers who had been on board before the fatal crash.
Deadly Kapchorwa crash prompts suspension of school trips
"As an immediate precautionary measure, we must do something about the safety of our children. All school trips and education excursions are suspended with immediate effect until further notice," directs acting education minister Dr. John Chrysestom Muyingo.
20 children confirmed dead as school bus crashes in Kapchorwa
Also confirmed dead is Mr Tadeo Ssekade, the founder and Director of the school.Michael Kananura, the Traffic Police spokesperson, revealed that the fatal crash involved a bus, registration number UA 108BQ, that was transporting pupils.
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Tight school health rules after malaria deaths
“On June 17, her body’s immune system weakened. Malaria attacked and damaged her organs, including her kidney, requiring dialysis. Even if she had survived, she was going to need a kidney,” he said. Kimuli explained that, despite intensive care, dialysis and blood transfusions, Mulungi died from respiratory failure after bleeding into her lungs, triggered by severe inflammation caused by malaria.
Youth urged to harness technology to solve community challenges
“For instance, you can start up an awareness campaign online about the needs of your communities. Such a project cannot only attract support but can help you reach more numbers,” disclosed Kafeero.
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