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05/02/2026

Generational Leader: What do you think about his political ambition ?

04/04/2026

Breaking News: 16-Year-Old Ugandan CEO Nyanzi Martin Luther Demands ‘Eye-for-an-Eye’ Capital Punishment Law

https://www.kamunye.com/en/national/stories/breaking-news-16-year-old-ugandan-ceo-nyanzi-martin-luther-demands-eye-for-an-eye-capital-punishment-law/

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Kampala, Uganda – April 3, 2026 In the wake of the horrific stabbing of four...

03/24/2026

News: Civil Society Organisations Have Rejected The NGO Funding (Proposal)

Details: https://www.newvision.co.ug/category/news/16-year-old-seeks-legislation-on-cbos-state-f-NV_229139_032026

02/28/2026

News: NGO Boss Nyanzi Martin Luther Submits NGO Funding Bill to the Office of Clerk Of Parliament of Uganda.
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02/28/2026

Sports: This is the good team to work with

02/28/2026

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02/22/2026

NGO Funding Bill, 2026 (Uganda)

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02/15/2026

Congratulations H.E Kyagulanyi ssentamu aka Bobi Wine as the fully elected people's president of the republic of Uganda 🇺🇬
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02/14/2026

News: MK International School Busega Certified by Education Ministry as Meeting International Standards
Kampala, Uganda — MK International School Busega has been certified by the Ministry of Education and Sports as a school operating at international standards following an official inspection and evaluation process.
According to officials familiar with the assessment, the certification was granted after ministry inspectors reviewed the school’s infrastructure, curriculum delivery, teacher qualifications, governance systems, and compliance with national education requirements. The inspection forms part of ongoing regulatory efforts to strengthen quality assurance across private learning institutions.
A senior official from the Ministry, speaking on condition of anonymity because they are not authorised to address the media, said the evaluation confirmed that the school had “met the required benchmarks set out in the national education quality framework.” The official added that continuous monitoring would remain in place to ensure sustained compliance.
The school’s director, Sulaiman Bamulopa, welcomed the development, saying the recognition reflected years of investment in facilities and human resources. “This certification is a milestone for our institution and for the community we serve. It confirms that the systems we have put in place are working and benefiting our learners,” he said.
Education analyst Sarah Namutebi noted that recognition of private institutions meeting international standards has become increasingly common as competition in Kampala’s education sector grows. “Parents are now more focused on global exposure and modern teaching approaches. Certifications like this help regulators maintain accountability while giving parents additional information when choosing schools,” she said.
Meanwhile, a parent at the school, Moses Kato, said the recognition offers reassurance but stressed that sustained performance matters most. “It is good news.

02/14/2026

Happy Valentines Day from Hon Lutamaguzi