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Court upholds Cavendish lecturer’s dismissal over dual full-time employment

The Industrial court has dismissed a claim by a former Cavendish University lecturer who challenged his dismissal after the university discovered he was simultaneously holding another full-time position at Makerere University. In a ruling delivered by Justice Anthony Wabwire Musana, alongside panel members Canon Amos Lapenga, Emmanuel Bigirimana and Dr Oling Dawn Kerjew, the court […] The post Court upholds Cavendish

The Observer · 25 Jul 2026

Two quack teachers arrested in Kyotera after 15 years on Govt payroll

Kyotera, Uganda | URN | Authorities in Kyotera District have arrested two individuals accused of fraudulently working as government primary school teachers for over a decade despite lacking the required academic qualifications. The suspects, identified as Charles Sseruwu and John Kavuma, allegedly sneaked onto the government payroll through fraudulent means and continued receiving salaries while serving … The post Tw

The Independent Uganda · 25 Jul 2026

KIU retains position as Uganda’s top private university

Kampala International University (KIU) has retained its position as Uganda’s highest-ranked private university, placed second nationally and among Africa’s top 50 universities in the latest July 2026 Webometrics Ranking of Universities. The latest ranking comes shortly after KIU staff and students participated in the prestigious Erasmus+ Exchange Programme at Ondokuz Mayıs University (OMÜ) in Türkiye, […] The post KI

The Observer · 24 Jul 2026

who has a right to play?

since 1989, children’s play is understood as a fundamental right alongside education, shelter, and care – explore what that means for our built environment. The post who has a right to play? appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine.

Designboom · 24 Jul 2026

KIU Expands Global Footprint via Erasmus+ Partnership to Boost World Ranking

By Shawn Kimuli KAMPALA, Uganda, Thursday, July 23, 2026 — Kampala International University (KIU) has reinforced its growing international profile after its staff and students participated in the prestigious Erasmus+ Exchange Programme at Ondokuz Mayıs University (OMÜ), Türkiye, a milestone expected to deepen global academic partnerships while enhancing the University’s international visibility and competitiveness. T

SoftPower News · 23 Jul 2026

KIU Expands Global Partnerships Through Erasmus+ Exchange Programme

Kampala International University has strengthened its internationalisation agenda through the European Union's Erasmus+ Exchange Programme with Türkiye's Ondokuz Mayıs University, a partnership expected to boost research collaboration, academic mobility and the university's growing global profile.

Nile Post · 23 Jul 2026

“Science Must Solve Real Problems”: Minister Asiimwe Tasks Makerere Innovators

KAMPALA — The Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, Eng. Jonard Asiimwe, has called for a shift from research conducted solely for academic publication to innovation that delivers commercially viable products, creates jobs and drives Uganda’s journey towards a US$500 billion economy. The minister made the remarks during the second and final day of his […] The post “Science Must Solve Real Problems”: Minist

SoftPower News · 23 Jul 2026

Makerere University introduces e-transcripts, expands online learning

Kampala, Uganda | URN | Makerere University has launched electronic academic transcripts and certificates, allowing graduates to access their credentials online and enabling employers and other authorized parties to verify them digitally, in what the institution says is a major step toward modernizing academic service delivery. The new system is part of a broader digital … The post Makerere University introduces e-tr

The Independent Uganda · 22 Jul 2026

International exposure shapes Ugandan chef’s approach to culinary education

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | As Uganda seeks to strengthen its hospitality and tourism sectors, culinary educator Chef Sheila Ahabwe says international exposure has become an important tool for improving vocational training and raising professional standards within the country’s food industry. Over the years, Ahabwe has participated in culinary competitions, training programmes, conferences and … The post Inte

The Independent Uganda · 22 Jul 2026

St Mary’s Assumpta Girls Students Honour Gen Moses Ali

Students and staff of St. Mary’s Assumpta Girls Secondary School in Adjumani paid tribute to the late Gen. Moses Ali, remembering his contribution to girl-child education and his support for the institution that serves both Ugandan and refugee learners.

Nile Post · 22 Jul 2026

A Stanford degree cannot cure colonial consciousness

When Robert Kirunda argued that the empowerment of women is responsible for the breakdown of marriage, the internet received it with mixed and divided reactions. The usual supporters of “traditional family values” applauded him. Still, for others, such as myself, it was a shock such an argument came from a lecturer of law at Makerere […] The post A Stanford degree cannot cure colonial consciousness appeared first on

The Observer · 22 Jul 2026

Our children should not keep paying for our negligence

There are losses that cannot be adequately described, like the death of one’s child. When I learned of the tragic accident that claimed the lives of at least 24 innocent children of King David Primary School, Ndejje, after the bus returning from a school trip to Sipi Falls lost control, hit a large stone and […] The post Our children should not keep paying for our negligence appeared first on The Observer Media Ltd.

The Observer · 22 Jul 2026