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Daily Monitor Thursday May 06 2021 This file photo shows students carrying their luggage. . Senior Two students are to return to school next Wednesday, the Ministry of Education and Sports has announced. PHOTO/ FILE Summary The students are only required to wear facemasks, wash hands with soap or sanitise before entering the classrooms and also keep physical distance. last batch Primary 1-3 pupils will be the last batch to resume classes and are expected to return to school next month and study for only eight weeks, closing the term nearly at the same time as Senior Two students.  Advertisem...

Daily Monitor Friday April 30 2021 Harold Atukwatse’s love for sports inspired him to find opportunities in the sports industry as a lawyer and manager. Photo | Deus Bugembe Summary Insight. Sports is an integral part of a nation’s culture. Apart from the obvious employment opportunities, it is a great uniter of people. However, the industry in Uganda is still far from reaching its potential. Advertisement The Ugandan sports industry is badly in need of a boost. The relentless underwhelming performance in regional tournaments is a clear indication of an industry in limbo. Once in a while,...

Last week, the Ministry of Education officials presented Shs48b budget shortfall that they say may affect the implementation of the new curriculum

CID officer pins suspected rapist accused of cutting off student's hand Saturday April 17 2021 This photo taken on March 27 , 2021 shows Ms Mariam Mwiza, a human rights activist showing journalists the girl's injuries sustained in machete attack on July 4, 2020. Photo | Yahudu Kitunzi Summary Detective Corporal Victor Obala, who is one of the first officers to have visited the crime scene, told the court that on July 4 last year, they (police) received a report of attempted murder from the area LCI chairperson who said a girl had been hacked. Advertisement A criminal investigations officer a...

Daily Monitor Wednesday April 14 2021 Pupils in Buikwe District during their break on March 17. Some schools are not following the Education ministry reopening guidelines. PHOTO / DENIS EDEMA Summary Advertisement Government’s silence on schools, which have defied a phased school reopening, has left the education sector in confusion with many parents not sure what to do next for their children.  Various stakeholders yesterday told Daily Monitor that they had observed the inconsistences in implementing the standard operating procedures of staggered school reopening to allow social distancin...