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Yudaya Nangonzi

Yudaya Nangonzi

Verified

Journalist, The Uganda Observer

Final Covers

Religion,Environment Politics, Education Sports, Health

Doesn’t Cover

Anything not Connecticut-based

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Content

Total articles 490

  • Will Education ministry’s capacity building drive turn around sector?

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified| The Uganda Observer Verified Overview: “We have provided schools with phones where each teacher in the morning must sign in physically using their face. After signing in, the phone displays a timetable for the teacher. The phone also has a provision for the head teacher, during the day, to go around and check the content being taught to the students,” Turyagyenda explained.

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified · The Uganda Observer

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Ssentamu beats doubters to become Makerere’s 91st guild president

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified| The Uganda Observer Verified Despite losing the party primaries of the National Unity Platform (NUP)’s people power chapter in Makerere, facing financial hurdles, being bullied online, and doubted at every turn, 22-year-old Churchill James Ssentamu became the 91st guild president of Makerere University as an independent candidate, writes YUDAYA NANGONZI. On March 21, 2025, Churchill James Ssentamu, a second-year student pursuing a degree in Social Sciences, took oath as Makerere University’s latest guild president.

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified · The Uganda Observer

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Will Education ministry’s capacity building drive turn around sector?

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified| The Uganda Observer Verified Overview: “We have provided schools with phones where each teacher in the morning must sign in physically using their face. After signing in, the phone displays a timetable for the teacher. The phone also has a provision for the head teacher, during the day, to go around and check the content being taught to the students,” Turyagyenda explained.

    By Yudaya Nangonzi Verified · The Uganda Observer

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Uganda Observer

Uganda, Uganda