Former Makerere University students who finished their masters programs in Sweden have called upon current students to apply for different courses in Swedish universities.
The Makerere alumni have explained that studying in Sweden has a number of benefits including scholarships from both the government and the university.
Ugandan music group B2C has finally announced they will part ways with manager Andrew Mugerwa, also known as Andy Events.
In a twist of events since their successful concert held at Freedom City along Entebbe Road few months ago, the trio has been having a bad relationship with their manager.
Makerere University students who get services at the University Hospital are concerned that the hospital does not have basic medicines, and they are asked to buy them from pharmacies. Even those who are admitted to the facility are still required to get medicine from outside.
Makerere University Association of Surveying Students (MASS) is organizing a study tour catering for every willing student of Makerere University to Albertine oil wells and Murchison Falls.
Uganda Cranes skipper Dennis Masinde Onyango says he will retire from the national duty after the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) tournament in Cameroon.
After the Uganda Cranes-Cape Verde clash at Mandela National Stadium on Saturday, the Mamelodi Sundowns custodian told the media it was time for him to hang his gloves and allow new blood come into the national team.
Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) has once again struck Masindi district.
The disease gets hooves of cows rot as well as growing of blisters inside the mouth and on the feet of animals that may rupture and cause lameness.
Vendors and dealers are making big profits from the grasshopper (commonly known as nsenene) business, with some putting aside their other businesses for this seasonal trade.
Many traders in Nateete market, for example, have posed their businesses resorting to selling grasshoppers.
Students at Makerere University Business School (MUBS) are nowadays filling lecture rooms for discussions more than they do even during normal lectures.
Students of Makerere Business School (MUBS) have been congesting the Bursar’s Office to clear for examination permits.
Some students complained about loopholes in the Academic Integrated Management System (AIMS) which is being used for the first time at MUBS and Makerere main campus.