UACE Results: STEM on the Rise, But Humanities Still Rule for Female Students
UNEB Chairperson Celestino Obua highlights rising STEM enrollment in UACE 2024 but calls for more female participation in sciences. Humanities remain dominant among girls.
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Girls Outshine Boys in 2024 UACE Results
The 2024 UACE results reveal girls outperforming boys, with higher pass rates in humanities, physics, and general paper. Female entries in sciences and math are also on the rise.
Phionah Nyamutooro: A Leader Forged in Humble Beginnings
Uganda’s State Minister for Energy, Phionah Nyamutooro, shares her inspiring journey—from pencil collector to minister, her love story with Eddie Kenzo, and her vision for Nebbi.
Uganda Police Push for UGX 200 BILLION CCTV Expansion Amid Legal Challenges
Uganda Police seek UGX 200B to expand CCTV coverage, citing legal loopholes. Minister Muhoozi slams illegal footage sales, vows crackdown on rogue officers.
UNEB to Release 2024 UACE Results This Friday
UNEB has briefed Education Minister Janet Museveni ahead of the release of the 2024 UACE results, a key milestone for over 142,000 students.
Over 2,000 Congolese Refugees Arrive in Uganda, Straining Resources in Kyangwali
Over 2,000 Congolese refugees have arrived in Uganda’s Kyangwali settlement, straining resources. More on their journey and the urgent need for support.
Hadiyyah Namatovu Makes History as First Female Winner of Omumanyi wa Salam TV Competition
Hadiyyah Namatovu makes history as the first female winner of the Omumanyi wa Salam TV competition, earning a Hajj pilgrimage and inspiring Muslim youth.
MoWT to Install Vandal-Resistant Fencing on Entebbe Expressway
Ministry of Works and Transport is installing vandal-proof fencing on the Entebbe Expressway to protect infrastructure and ensure safety.
Ministry of Internal Affairs Destroys 158,000 Uncollected Passports
Uganda’s Ministry of Internal Affairs destroys 158,000 uncollected passports and warns of more destruction if e-passports remain unclaimed.
Allen Kagina at Sarah Ntiro Lecture – We Must Manage and Inspire Change
Allen Kagina emphasized the importance of inspiring change and leadership at the 3rd Annual Sarah Ntiro Lecture, celebrating the legacy of Uganda’s first female university graduate.