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Many people are unaware of the stress that tax arrears can produce. It adds up rapidly with interest and penalty fees until you have a nearly permanent burden on your shoulders, which may be why it’s not uncommon for those fighting these battles in courtrooms or back rooms to become emotionally unhinged from all they’ve been through just trying so hard generate ends meet! This isn’t something anyone wants looming...
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Attention Graduates of Makerere University’s Bachelor of Adult and Community Education program! UiA Norway presents a golden opportunity with a full-time scholarship for our Master Programme in Global Development, Crisis, and Change, running from August 2024 to June 2026. We cordially invite outstanding individuals from Makerere University, particularly from the Department of Adult and Community Education, to apply for this prestigious scholarship opportunity. Key Details: Programme Duration: August 2024 –...
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Government Asked to Make Fine Art Compulsory in Secondary Schools
Government through the Ministry of Education and Sports has been called upon to find ways of popularizing the subject of art and crafts in lower and higher secondary education. Prof. Anthony Muggaga, the Principal of the College of Education and External Studies at Makerere University, said yesterday that the government should explore measures including making the subject compulsory. “We should have at least a module for one term like we...
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The Acting Vice Chancellor, Assoc. Prof. Umar Kakumba has welcomed a delegation from the German Adult Education Association (DVV International) led by the Board Chair Hon. Martin Rabanus. The delegation was in the country to assess the impact of their partnership with Makerere University and the community. DVV International and Makerere University, Department of Adult and Community Education have been partners since 1986. The support has been in the areas...
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Scholars have called for the inclusion of patriotism in the country’s curriculum, arguing that starting as early as nursery school will go a long way in transforming our society. The call was made during a stakeholders’ workshop organized to discuss the integration of patriotism in the teacher education curriculum among selected Public Universities a project supported by the Makerere University Research and Innovations Grant. Lack of a shared Ugandan culture,...
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The association of Kiswahili speakers in Uganda through their umbrella body, CHAKITAU, have asked the government to pass a directive making the language compulsory in schools and higher institutions. CHAKITAU is a Swahili word which stands for Chama Cha Kiswahili Cha Taifa Cha Uganda. The members said if Kiswahili is integrated in teaching and learning at all levels, Uganda will then realize the East African Community goals and objectives.  Dr...
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