Makerere University Seventh Day Adventists' Association (MUSDAA) members have embarked on cleaning streets in Makerere University.
The exercise that began on 19th October with the MUSDAA members cleaning the University by sweeping and collecting rubbish from the roads, digging and uprooting grass from the trenches with the rubbish taken by a truck in what is termed as communal work.
Journalists can now report news stories without the usage of expensive and heavy cameras, but still communicate to their audiences. This is one area Makerere students of Journalism and Communication were trained in by the Media Challenge Initiative, ahead of the media challenge competitions 2018.
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) FC have registered an away victory over the Arua giants, Onduparaka FC in the matchday 3 of the Startimes Uganda Premier League.
The Kasasiro boys displayed a fantastic game in front of their diehards that travelled with them to Arua and crowded the Greenlight Stadium for the clash.
Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) FC have registered an away victory over the Arua giants, Onduparaka FC in the matchday 3 of the Startimes Uganda Premier League.
The Kasasiro boys displayed a fantastic game in front of their diehards that travelled with them to Arua and crowded the Greenlight Stadium for the clash.
KAMPALA- Next media services group on Wednesday night launched the much anticipated ‘Next Big Thing;’ the Nxt radio station.
The group unveiled Nxt Radio 106.1 FM at Mestil Hostel, a new brand to already booming NBS Television, Sanyuka TV and Salaam Television.
Makerere University students have shunned free male circumcision, a service being offered at the ongoing Health Week at the Freedom Square. Free circumcision was done by the Infectious Disease Institute in an enclosed tent using circumcision blades.
But male students journalism@mak talked to say they could not be circumcised because it is not private.
Officials at Makerere University have trashed some prepositions that the dress code of female students at the institution has propagated a fertile ground for sexual harassment, also warning the University against imposing new dressing policies.
On the count of ten shoe vendors along the Kikoni-Kasubi road, at least eight are students. Every evening, students display different types of shoes, from sandals to casual shoes starting from Khan hostel to Kasubi market targeting people who use the road.
Medics have prioritized the safe use of female and male condoms by the youth as a way of reducing unexpected pregnancies. Doctors explain that condoms give dual protection to the person from both pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
The Makerere rubbish pits have turned into a source of survival for two street children in Wandegeya. 14-year old Shakul Mukasa and a 10-year old only identified as Peter rely on the rubbish pits of Makerere to collect boxes and paper, which they sell to get the basics of life.