Janet Kataha Museven
Government warns against teacher absenteeism as re-opening of schools nears
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Ministry of Education to commission 95 brand new secondary schools after lockdown
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2020 PLE released, UNEB registers improvement in performance as compared to 2019
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President Museveni, First Lady Pay respects to late Nkurunziza at Burundi Embassy in Kampala
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National
FDC wants President Museveni to compensate Dr. Stella Nyanzi for 16 months spent in Jail
The head of State, President Yoweri Museveni and the First lady Janet Kataha Museveni should pay Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) member and activist Dr. Stella Nyanzi for throwing him into jail for the last 16 months on flimsy charges, the party has demanded.
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National
PTCS with low enrollment face closure
Minister of Education and Sports Janet Kataha Museveni has announced plans to close all Primary Teacher’s Colleges-PTCs with poor enrollment, explaining that PTCs with less 100 students will not be allowed to operate
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National
UCE Results to be released tomorrow
Education and Sports Minister, Janet Kataha Museveni will tomorrow Thursday release the Uganda Certificate of Education-UCE examination results
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National
Teacher Absenteeism Must stop — Janet Museveni
Minister of education and Sports Janet Kataha Museveni has said the President is concerned with absenteeism of teachers and warns that this must stop.
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National
Gen. Tumwine Sworn in as Security minister
Gen. Elly Tumwine has today been sworn in as security minister, replacing Maj. Gen. Henry Tumukunde who was recently fired.
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Education
Education Minister blames teachers for Poor Performance in 2016 UCE Examinations
The Uganda National Examinations Board, Uneb has this afternoon released the 2016 Senior Four results at the office of the prime minister.
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Education
University Non-Teaching Staff stand ground on Strike as Janet Pleads
Non teaching staff at public Universities say they will end their sit down strike only if the finance minister Matia Kasaija officially writes to them promising to include their salary arrears in the budget.
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