Why internship is important to Students
An internship is a good introduction to the career you may want to pursue. Internships are typically arranged through an educational counselor who can help match you to...
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Why youths need French as a new language for the 21st century
BY PRISCILLA LAMWAKA KAMPALA – 21st Century skills have become a popular topic of conversation in Schools, Universities and elsewhere. To meet the demands of our changing society,...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...University Rules and Penalties on Examination Malpractices and Irregularities
To the Students Community The University has guiding rules on the conduct of their students during their whole stay at Campus. These guiding rules are always given to...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...How the Makerere University Weighting System works
5.1 THE WEIGHTING SYSTEM IMPORTANT TO NOTE: That the existing Weighting System shown below applies to all the five Public Universities. Candidates are therefore advised to study and...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Blood Clots: What they are and How to avoid getting one!
By Dr. Umarashid Guloba Venous thrombosis is a condition in which a blood clot (thrombus) forms in a vein. This clot can limit blood flow through the vein,...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Climate Change: What it is and What you can do as an Individual to protect the Environment
By Catherine Nabaloga Climate change includes both global warming driven by human-induced emissions of greenhouse gases and the resulting large-scale shifts in weather patterns (Wikipedia). According to Jackson, S. T. (2021, April 27),...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Accessing Student loans and Scholarships through The Higher Education Student’s Financing Board (HESFB)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs) Question: What is Higher Education Students’ Financing Board? Answer: This is a Board intended to provide loans and scholarships to Ugandan students who have...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Understanding our Immunity and How We Can Improve it
By Dr. Guloba Umarashid Immunity is defined as the body’s ability to fight infection. Immunity is broadly divided into innate or natural immunity and acquired or adaptive immunity. The skin...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...3 Most Popular Video-conferencing applications that Professionals are using to work-from-home
By Catherine Nabaloga The current COVID-19 Pandemic has seen a rise in the need to adopt different technologies by businesses to replace physical meetings and interactions in order...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...The Moderating Effect of Top Management Support on Key Attributes to E-government Implementation Success in Developing Countries: A study of Ugandan Ministries
Sumaya M. Kagoya (Lecturer, Makerere University Business School –Uganda, Department of Applied Computing and Information Technology, Tel: +256 701971281, Email: thumakago@gmail.com/skagoya@mubs.ac.ug) Ulingeta O. Mbamba (Prof. University of Dar...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Ramathan Ggoobi Appointed as the New Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development
By Catherine Nabaloga The President of Uganda Thursday 15 July 2021 in the new reshuffles released in a statement by senior presidential secretary Lindah Nabusayi appointed Makerere University...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...“Bagire vs Bagiire: When a single ‘i” makes the difference”
This is the second time I am showered with congratulatory messages for becoming a “Permanent Secretary”. The last time was about seven years ago. The President in Exercise...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Ways We can Help Young People overcome Depression and Anxiety in the Current Covid-19 Pandemic
By Catherine Nabaloga The Covid-19 pandemic has come along with so many other problems such as death, hunger, unemployment you name it. However, one of the biggest and...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...COVID-19 RELIEF FUNDING: LESSONS FROM HURRICANE SANDY
By Vincent Bagire, PhD Hurricane Sandy was the deadliest, the most destructive, and the strongest hurricane of the 2012 Atlantic hurricane season. The storm inflicted nearly $70 billion...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...6 Practical Things Undergrad Students can do during the Lockdown
By Catherine Nabaloga The President of Uganda on June 7th 2021 imposed new restrictions in the country for 42 days. Among other measures was the closure of all...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...The Virus Is Back With Vengeance
PART VII Jinja City and Njeru Town Lockdown Enforcement and Reality By Prof. Waswa Balunywa, PhD In the previous parts, we have shared solutions to the current COVID-19...
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PART V By Prof. Waswa Balunywa, PhD In part IV we discussed the solutions to the Coronavirus pandemic. In this part we continue with the discussion of solutions....
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Part IV By Prof. Waswa Balunywa, PhD In Part III, we discussed the first solution to manage Coronavirus pandemic in Uganda. In this part, we continue with the...
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PART II By Prof. Waswa Balunywa, PhD Today, it is reported that most of the hospitals in town are full to capacity and the numbers are due to...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...The Virus is back with Vengeance
PART I By Prof. Waswa Balunywa, PhD Uganda did extremely well in managing the Coronavirus, named COVID-19 until recently. When the country was locked down in March 2020,...
by Catherine Nabaloga Read more...Strategic Advice to Rt. Hon. Nabbanja: “I will come in with My own Shoes….”
By Vincent Bagire, PhD I am writing this paper shortly after the 11th Parliament approved the nomination of the new cabinet appointees. The greater surprise as the public...
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