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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Education: Govt commits to support Makerere’s science, innovation agenda (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Jonard Asiimwe, has commended Makerere University for its research and innovation efforts, stressing that developments in the sector are key to the country's efforts to achieve the tenfold growth strategy.Asiimwe made the remarks during his visit to the university today (September 16), where he interfaced with various projects and innovations that the institution has produced. Help us improve! We're always striving to create great con
Education: Makerere study backs affirmative action for female STEM students (opens the original)
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__________________According to findings from Makerere University, increased enrolment of women has contributed to an overall improvement in the quality of education, with a 0.30 standard deviation rise in Grade Point Average (GPA).The improvement was attributed to a more balanced classroom environment, which enhances interaction, competition, collaboration and overall learning.The findings were revealed during a research dissemination event on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (ST
News: PLU does not compete with NRM, they work closely - Tayebwa (opens the original)
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_______________The Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) does not compete with the National Resistance Movement (NRM), but works closely and complements the ruling political party, the deputy speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa, has said.Tayebwa, who was today (September 7) the chief guest at the launch of the PLU website in Naguru, Kampala, said; "The NRM remains our political home, while PLU provides a civic platform to organise citizens, especially young people, around patriotism, national servi
Agric. & Environment: Uganda braces for above-normal rainfall as El Niño looms (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - Starting this month (September) up to December, the country is expected to receive El Niño rains, Water and Environment Ministry Permanent Secretary Alfred Okidi has revealed.According to Okidi, the anticipated El Niño rains will bring up to 25% more rainfall than the average downpours that the country has been experiencing. (L-R) Abubaka Kalema,the principal Meteorology, Deus Bamanya Assistant Commissioner Meteorology, Data and Climate Services, Dr Alfred Okot Okidi, the Permanent Min
News: Cabinet approves replacing old TINs with NINs (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - In a bid to unify government digital services and streamline tax administration, cabinet has approved the use of the National Identification Number (NIN) issued by the National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) as the Tax Identification Number (TIN), moving forward.The revelation was made by the Minister of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) and National Guidance, Justine Kasule Lumumba, during an engagement with journalists at the Uganda Media Centre in Kamp
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