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A national community-based survey on Epilepsy conducted by Makerere School of Public Health shows that Uganda's prevalence stands at 1.69% and affects all age groups. The study also reveals that...

Participants of the 6th National Conference of Communications (NCC) highlighted the opportunities, challenges and solutions for innovating in a crisis and the necessity of guaranteeing reliable and resilient network connectivity.

A national community-based survey on Epilepsy conducted by Makerere School of Public Health shows that Uganda's prevalence stands at 1.69% and affects all age groups. The study also reveals that...

The recent deployment of the SEACOM broadband cable off the coast of east Africa has sparked “the dawn of a new era” in Internet

This comes after the University Senate approved management’s proposal to cut the number of undergraduate students by 10 percent effective next academic year (commencing in August), in its move to...

This comes after the University Senate approved management’s proposal to cut the number of undergraduate students by 10 percent effective next academic year (commencing in August), in its move to...

The university regulations doubled the period of study for students who were working, including us.

The university regulations doubled the period of study for students who were working, including us.

Illegal logging in Uganda has caused massive forest cover loss. Activist Mourine Asiimwe is fighting back against this deforestation by planting trees.

Nabisunsa Girls School clinched the inaugural high school super sixes championship held at Makerere University Business School-Nakawa, Kampala city.