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Tayebwa Says MUST Pharmacy Course Remains Accredited Despite PSU Dispute

Published by Nile Post 20 October 2026 at 20:09
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Tayebwa Says MUST Pharmacy Course Remains Accredited Despite PSU Dispute
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The Deputy Speaker says the National Council for Higher Education has confirmed the programme’s accreditation for four more years as Parliament prepares to examine concerns over professional recognition and departmental leadership.

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