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Item Eduaction officials shuffled(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-20) Mukhaye, DamaliMinistry of Education has made numerous administrative changes within its ranks with transfers and promotions of staff and accompanied by new entrants into the serviceItem Farmers decry losses as Uganda is declared free of bird flu.(daily monitor, 2017-08-22) Mukhaye, DamaliKampala. Poultry farmers have not been able to export any of their products for last seven months since bird flu was declared in Uganda on January 15.Item FDC plots fresh protests over rising fuel prices(Daily Monitor, 2018-02-06) Mukhaye, DamaliThe Opposition Forum for Democratic Change party has said it will rally Ugandans to stage a demonstration against the increasing cost of fuel in the country.Item Government to recruit 4,700 secondary teachers(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-12) Mukhaye, DamaliThe gorvenment is set to recruit 4,700 secondary school teachers and non-teaching staff for 100 new and old grant-aided secondary schools beginning next monthItem Kyambogo admits 14,000 on private scheme(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-18) Mukhaye, DamaliMore than 14,000 students have been admitted to Kyambogo University on private scheme to study various coursesItem Kyambogo cancels results of 1,000 students over forgery(Daily Monitor, 2017-12-08) Mukhaye, DamaliKyambogo University has cornfirmed Cancelling the results of more than 1,000 Students over forged examination permits in the on going end of semster Examinations.Item Mak centralises marking system, hikes gowns prices(Daily Monitor, 2017-12-28) Mukhaye, DamaliIn a bid to address delays associated with release of students' results an transcripts, Makerere University( Mak) has Centralised its marking system. The vice chancellor, prof Barnabus Nawangwe, announced at the weekend that they had secured about shs120 million to facilitate this process.Item Mak staff, students face arrest over marks scam.(daily monitor, 2017-09-13) Mukhaye, DamaliKampala. As investigations altered exams marks pain momentum at makerere university. the university management has directed the police to arrest 88 lecturers, administrators from the senate and the students named in the seam.Item Mak students reject tuition fee deadline(Daily monitor, 2016-12-30) Mukhaye, DamaliMakerere University students have rejected the deadline given for all students to pay up tuition fees or miss out on sitting their end of first semester exams. The university vice chancellor, Prof John Dumba Ssentamu, had directed in a statement issued on December 28, that no student would be allowed to sit for the exams without full payment of their fees by the 12th week of the semester.Item Makerere exam fraud: police files goes missing(Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Mukhaye, DamaliAt least 88 suspects were implicated in the racket that involved staff, alumni and students.Item New policy to regulate teaching in offing.(Daily Monitor, 2017-10-24) Mukhaye, DamaliThe government has come up with a new policy to regulate the teaching profession. Speaking yesterday during the Aga Khan University education conference in Kampala, the State minister for Higher Education, Mr. John Chrysestom Muyingo, said the new strategy dubbedItem Phase out Arts courses to get pay rise, Museveni tells Mak.(daily monitor, 2017-09-15) Mukhaye, DamaliKampala. President Museveni yesterday directed that "irrelevant courses at Makerere university should immediately be phased out as a precondition for the government to increase salary of the institution's lecturers.Item Resignations rock GEMS school amid pay dispute.(daily monitor, 2017-08-23) Mukhaye, DamaliKampala. Twenty percent of teachers at GEMS Cambridge International School in Butabika, outside Kampala, have resigned two weeks to the re-opening of the school for a new term.Item UNEB to confine printing staff in hostels(Daily Monitor, 2017-07-21) Mukhaye, DamaliUganda National Examinations Board (Uneb) will confine its workers involved in printing learners' examinations in hostels with no access to computers or phones for two months, the body's executive secretary has said.