Kampala, Uganda – Persons with disabilities, under their umbrella organization, the National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU), have urged the government to fulfill its commitment to implementing the Inclusive Education Policy, as pledged during the 2018 and 2022 Global Disability Summits in London and Oslo, Norway, respectively.
Police in the Rwenzori East policing Region in Kasese district is investigating under which circumstances Hope Orphanage Nursery and Primary School gutted fire and left one pupil seriously injured in Nyamwamba West cell Nyamwamba Division of Kasese Municipality.
The Mukono District is facing a severe crisis as teachers in government-aided schools are forced to conduct lessons under trees due to the dilapidated state of school infrastructure. The situation has worsened to the point where some teachers have abandoned their posts, fearing for their safety as buildings collapse. District leaders are now calling for urgent government intervention to address the issue.
The Office of the Government Anti-Corruption Taskforce has announced a new initiative aimed at involving university students in the fight against corruption. The program, which has already kicked off in Kampala, seeks to educate students on how they can support government efforts to combat graft and eliminate unethical practices in the country.
Makerere University has officially inaugurated the 91st Guild Executive, marking a new chapter in student leadership at the prestigious institution. The swearing-in ceremony, held this morning, was presided over by Professor Barnabas Nawangwe, the Vice Chancellor of Makerere University, who was represented by Professor Makada Buyinza. The new guild leadership is headed by Sentamu Churchill James, the newly elected Guild President.
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