Education

Every graduation season, comparisons between Uganda’s universities extend beyond academic achievements to graduation ceremonies, institutional reputation and claims about which university is the best. The latest debate, sparked by comparisons …

Ask a young person what they want to do after school, and many will tell you they want to work. Some have a business idea. Others are still figuring out …

These days, if you take your three-year-old to some of these Kampala nursery schools, you will pay more per term than many students pay per semester for a university degree. …

Professor Pius Coxwell Achanga, PhD (Cranfield), Vice Chancellor of Mountains of the Moon University (MMU), has been elected to represent Uganda’s public universities on the Executive Committee of the Inter-University …

Across Uganda’s rapidly expanding suburbs, a quiet investment trend is taking shape. School construction is increasingly being viewed not simply as an education venture but as a strategic real estate …

Stanbic Bank Uganda has called on schools and higher learning institutions to embrace renewable energy solutions as a practical strategy for reducing rising operational costs and improving long-term sustainability. The …

On the streets of Kampala, entrepreneurship is everywhere. A university graduate sells electronics. A young lady opens up a shop in Kikuubo with little money, but a lot of determination. …

A sweeping regulatory overhaul approved by Cabinet has triggered intense national debate across Uganda’s healthcare and education sectors, with critics warning it could fundamentally reshape and strain the country’s already …

As Uganda approaches the second term of the 2026 school calendar, a familiar but intensifying concern is confronting millions of households: the rising cost of education. While the broader economy …