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Badminton Uganda Nears Complete Teso Coverage as Soroti Workshop Empowers Teachers and Students

Badminton Uganda Nears Complete Teso Coverage as Soroti Workshop Empowers

Badminton Uganda Nears Complete Teso Coverage as Soroti Workshop Empowers Teachers and Students | Voice of Bugerere HomeSportsBadminton Uganda Nears Complete Teso Coverage as Soroti Workshop Empowers Teachers and Students , https://voiceofbugerere.com/badminton-uganda-nears-complete-teso-coverage-as-soroti-workshop-empowers-teachers-and-students/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=badminton-uganda-nears-complete-teso-coverage-as-soroti-workshop-empowers-teachers-and-students

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Ebola Fears Keep Students Away as Mubende Schools Register Low Turnout

Ebola Fears Keep Students Away as Mubende Schools Register Low

Ebola Fears Keep Students Away as Mubende Schools Register Low Turnout | Voice of Bugerere HomeHealthEbola Fears Keep Students Away as Mubende Schools Register Low Turnout , https://voiceofbugerere.com/ebola-fears-keep-students-away-as-mubende-schools-register-low-turnout/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ebola-fears-keep-students-away-as-mubende-schools-register-low-turnout

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Equity Leaders Program Turns Mityana Student’s Struggle into Leadership Pathway – mulengeranews.com

Equity Leaders Program Turns Mityana Students Struggle into Leadership Pathway

By Mulengera Reporters In Uganda’s education landscape, where thousands of bright students continue to face financial hardship despite strong academic potential, stories of transformation are increasingly emerging through targeted scholarship and leadership initiatives. One such story is that of Saul Bisenji Sebuufu, a young scholar whose journey from rural hardship to national recognition has been shaped by the Equity Leaders …

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Bangladesh students expelled and jailed over alleged homosexuality

Government Unani and Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh (Photo courtesy of Facebook)

Five sent to jail over gay allegations at Bangladesh school Government Unani and Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Four students were expelled from their dormitories and five people were sent to jail after allegations of homosexuality made under torture, media reports allege. (Photo courtesy of Facebook) JMBF Condemns Persecution of Students in Dhaka Over Allegations of Homosexuality …

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Bangladesh students expelled and jailed over alleged homosexuality » The Hoima Post –

Bangladesh students expelled and jailed over alleged homosexuality The

Five sent to jail over gay allegations at Bangladesh school Government Unani and Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Four students were expelled from their dormitories and five people were sent to jail after allegations of homosexuality made under torture, media reports allege. (Photo courtesy of Facebook)JMBF Condemns Persecution of Students in Dhaka Over Allegations of HomosexualityFour students …

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Gulu University interdicts dean of students Dr Stella Amero over missing Shs 300m

Gulu University interdicts dean of students Dr Stella Amero over

Gulu University has interdicted its dean of students, Dr Stella Amero Eduan, following an internal audit that revealed alleged financial mismanagement. In a circular dated April 21, 2026, university secretary David Obol Otori announced the three-month interdiction, citing resolutions from the 13th meeting of the audit and risk management committee held on April 17. According to the circular, the committee …

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‘No Internship, No Degree’: Gov’t Tightens Rules On Medical Students With 6yr Training Plan

‘No Internship, No Degree’: Gov’t Tightens Rules On Medical Students With 6yr Training Plan

Viewers: 90,004 By Spy Uganda The Ministry of Health has mounted a firm defence of a controversial policy requiring medical students to complete six years of training before graduation, arguing that the move is critical to protecting patient safety and restoring confidence in the country’s healthcare system. Appearing before Parliament’s Health Committee on April 10, 2026, Health Minister Ruth …

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From text books to start-ups: Why our students should build businesses before they build CVs

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By Michael Jjingo Let’s face it, our education system has taught students how to find x, recite Shakespeare, and cram the digestive system of an insect. But one thing it still struggles to teach is how to create value, solve real problems, and more importantly, earn money without writing love-like application letters to HR managers. But a quiet revolution is knocking. A new …

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