Browsing by Author "Mbabali, Desire"

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    Can I live with my partner at campus?
    (Sunday Monitor, 2017-10-29) Mbabali, Desire; Murungi Dorcus
    When you move around different university halls and hostels, especially in the evening, you will notice a number of couples moving hand-in-hand as they stroll up and down the roads. For many students, campus is a perfect opportunity to mess around and have fun before entering the real world of adulthood.
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    How necessary are LDC pre-entry exams?
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-10-02) Mbabali, Desire
    The pre-entry examination for admission to the post Graduate Diploma in Legal practice course at the Law Development Centre is one such exam that students leaving law school dread though some are in concurrence with the idea of subjecting students to another test that does not conform to the orthodox school curriculum and style of examination.
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    Local library helping Entebbe students study.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-09-18) Mbabali, Desire
    In most schools that are far from the town centre, students find it hard to revise their books after school. The reasons vary from household chores waiting to be done to lack of a quiet reading space. Betty Nantumbwe, a student at Entebbe Comprehensive Secondary School, found herself in such a dilemma.
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    Moot courts giving law students foundation.
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-28) Mbabali, Desire
    As one is going through law school, one of the aspects that have been highlighted as able to enrich students with persuasive advocacy skills and application of the law is mooting. witnessing a moot by a law student but especially by a person who has no idea about the law is a bit intimidating.
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    Raise fees by working for the university.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-11-13) Mbabali, Desire
    Her friends, she adds, discouraged her from doing such work, moreover in the same university she studied. The others who did not talk, just looked at her with contempt. "So the first few weeks were really hard for me. I would hide every time I was working and saw anyone who knew me,
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    You can raise fees by working for the university.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-11-13) Mbabali, Desire
    Doreen, a student at Uganda Christian University is one of the beneficiaries of the work and study programme at the institution. "Previously, my family was paying my tuition and therefore, I had never paid a lot of attention to the work and study programme offered by my university.