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Daily Monitor Friday February 19 2021 Students register and screen for Covid-19 symptoms at Luzira Secondary School in October 2020. PHOTO | DAVID LUBOWA Summary Even with the opening of education institutions for candidate classes last year, the funds collected, they say, are insufficient to adequately run their businesses and service the loans acquired from financial institutions. Advertisement Owners of private schools in Uganda have threatened to stop operating under current conditions sayi...

The Education ministry’s permanent secretary said this return to school timetable will mark the closure of the 2020 academic year

Ugandan Students Join Kenyan Schools in Record Numbers 11 February 2021 - 7:34 pm A teacher and students inside a classroom at Kawangware Primary School, Nairobi, on October 5, 2015. Daily Nation Ugandan Parents have in the past month been enrolling their children to Kenyan schools since the institutions were reopened. The parents from the neighbouring have taken to having their children study in Kenyan institutions as they are unsure when their government will allow pre-primary schools to re...

Education minister Janet Museveni says children in that age bracket will not report for school as they are at high risk of contracting Covid-19

Daily Monitor Friday February 05 2021 People wait at Busoga University, Jinja City on October 15,2020.The university is set to reopen four years after its licence was revoked. PhOTO | TAUSI NAKATO Summary While brandishing a December 21, 2020 letter, addressed to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Sports from Dr Kenneth Omona, the Principal Private Secretary to President Museveni, Mr Ndada on Wednesday said the Church had finalised the process of handing over the universit...

Daily Monitor Sunday January 31 2021 Kalungi puts glue on a piece of leather before rolling it to make a handbag. PHOTOS | EDGAR R. BATTE Summary Fact. Selling handmade items online is a great way to be both creative and run your own business. After creating something you’re happy with, someone else has seen its appeal and chosen to pay money for it. What could be better? Once upon a time, you’d have had to spend a lot of time setting up your stall in craft markets and fairs to sell handmad...

Daily Monitor Thursday December 10 2020 Candidates at Main Street Primary School attend class on November 17. Government also says its trying to develop mechanisms that can ensure continuity of learning amid Covid-19. PHOTO/DENIS EDEMA Summary Advertisement More than 13.5 million learners who have spent eight months at home without studying due to Covid-19 pandemic that led to closure of schools may wait much longer after government said it is not ready to reopen schools for other  classes.  ...