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Schools and Candidates Cautioned against examination malpractice
As the UCE examinations begin today October 12th, 2026, candidates, schools, and parents in Katakwi and Teso have been warned not to entertain conmen who circulate fake examination papers claiming to be from UNEB. The warning was sounded by UNEB Area Supervisor Katakwi District Joseph Opule who also doubles as Head Teacher of Katakwi High…
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Pallisa SS Faces Shortage of Computers, Teachers Under New Curriculum
Pallisa Senior Secondary School is facing a shortage of computers and teachers, raising concerns about its ability to effectively implement the new curriculum and conduct examinations smoothly. Francis Ezatti, the school’s headteacher, said the institution needs at least 100 computers to enable learners to comfortably undertake computer-based examinations, but currently has only about 50 functional…
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Kumi Education Stakeholders Trained on Ethics and Integrity to Strengthen Moral Standards in Schools
The Directorate for Ethics and Integrity under the Office of the President has conducted a strategic engagement with head teachers, deputy head teachers, senior women and senior men teachers, as well as school matrons in Kumi District and Kumi Municipality. The training focused on mainstreaming ethical values within the education system as a deliberate measure…
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Kumi Exceeds Measles-Rubella Vaccination Target
JOSHUA NEWSUPDATES KUMI-Kumi District Health Officer, Dr Emanuel Ongala, attributed the success to strong community mobilization, teamwork among health workers and local leaders, and the positive response from parents. “I want to thank the different stakeholders and the media for playing a very big role in ensuring that this vaccination campaign, which was for five…
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Senior 4 Urged to Face Exams With Confidence
With UNEB examinations around the corner, candidates of Bethany Comprehensive Secondary School have been challenged to approach their papers with composure, clarity and confidence.
