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Makerere to decide on salary raise tomorrow
Makerere University top management has said it will decide on the staff’s demand for salary raise tomorrow. Prof. John Ddumba-Ssentamu, the vice chancellor, this week requested the council to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the staff issues. ...
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Lango chief fires prime minister
Lango Paramount Chief Yocam Odur Ebii has bowed to pressure from clan heads and fired his...
Education
When a cheaper diploma pays more than a costly degree
Three years ago, Samuel Imbadi eyed an under-graduate course in Electrical Engineering....
Education
Universities to increase cut-off points for courses
Public universities are likely to raise cutoff points following an improved performance in...
Education
Decline in 2012 performance
The number of candidates who sat for the exams also reduced compared to 2011, with Education...
Education
200,000 to join A-Level
At least 248,513 candidates who passed last year’s Uganda Certificate of Education exams...
Education
MPs demand govt explanation on coup, budget
Parliament yesterday gave the government one week to explain the utterances attributed to...
Education
Sciences worst done subjects
Poor performance was registered in Mathematics and practical papers of Chemistry and Biology....
Education
Uneb withholds exam results for 28 schools
At least 28 secondary schools may not share in celebrations of successful counterparts after...
Education
Why boys outshine girls in exams
Boys have for the third time in three years outsmarted girls in performance in the UCE...
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