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Daily Monitor Saturday July 17 2021 Education minister Janet Museveni releases Primary Leaving Examination results for 2020 at State House Entebbe yesterday. PHOTO/ DAVID LUBOWA. Summary Advertisement The schools under Universal Primary Education (UPE) have continued to lag behind in performance, the government said yesterday while releasing Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) results.  Speaking at the event held at State House Entebbe to release the results, the Uganda National Examination Board (Uneb) executive secretary, Mr Dan Odongo, blamed the poor performance in UPE schools on parents. ...

Exam cheats risk 10 years in prison, Shs 40m fine April 10, 2021 O'level students sitting their national exams recently The Uganda National Examination Board (Uneb) has warned senior six candidates against exam malpractices, saying they risk facing a 10-year jail sentence if convicted.  A total of 98,393 senior six candidates from 2,339 examination centres will next week start their final exams across the country. Dan Odongo, executive secretary, says that the Uganda Advanced Certificate Examinations (UACE) will be conducted under the new UNEB A...

Daily Monitor Sunday March 14 2021 Rest in eternal peace. Lapwony Michael Ocan was a teacher of Physics and Mathematics whose values included discipline and integrity. Photo | Courtesy. Summary In memoriam. Dad never stopped reading the Bible, newspapers and he loved keeping tabs with current affairs. Jimmy Odoki Acellam, the eldest son of Lapwony Michael  and Betty Aol Ocan pays tribute to his father, four years later. Advertisement Four years ago, on February 22, a bright light in our family was extinguished. I remember vividly arriving at Lacor hospital in Gulu at 1.30pm to visit my fath...

Dad never stopped reading the Bible, newspapers and he loved keeping tabs with current affairs

This comes as candidates prepare for the 2020 National Examinations, with the 2021 exams cycle already around the corner amid continued closure of schools. The federation now calls for concerted efforts by all stakeholders to ensure the syllabi are covered in good time for the candidates to sit for 2021 national exams in November/December. The UNEB Secretary General Dan Odongo has since revealed that 2020 exams will be standard in nature despite the closure of schools occasioned by the outbreak of covid19. Odongo said they expect all schools to have used the study materials distributed during...