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    BETWA SCHOOL REHABILITATED
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-31) ROBERT MEHEREZA
    Rwamahano Betwa primary school found in muko subcounty in rubanda district, has regained its original shape following the reestablishment of infrastructure that was destroyed by wind five years ago.
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    OF ECONOMIC CHOICES AND THE "TEACHERS REVENGE".
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-26) SAMUEL SEKKAAKA
    They say revenge is a dish best served in classical literature, there are countless stories of how vengeance is unleashed upon a real or perceived enemy.
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    Involve children in scientific research
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-08) Ninsiima, Racheal
    A paradigm shift is happening in the world of research. Ugandan researchers are moving away from conducting research on children to doing research with children.
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    Head teachers get refresher training
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Ssekandi, Paul; Ssenkabirwa, Al-mahdi
    Headteachers in Karamoja sub-region have been retrained in a bid to improve the academic performance in primary schools.
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    Teachers reject transfer
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Ssekandi, Paul; Ssenkabirwa, Al-Madhi
    Some 140 affected teachers, including seven head teachers, claim the exercise was marred with malice and are pondering joining private schools.
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    49 charged over UCE exam leak
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Ahimbisibwe, Patience
    Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has said about 49 people were arrested, charged and some released on bail over their alleged involvement in examination malpractice.
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    300 private schools blocked from opening, says federation
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-06) Ahimbisibwe, Patience
    About 300 private primary and secondary schools did not open yesterday for first term after they failed to meet the minimum standards as required by the Ministry of Education, according to the Federation of Non-state Education Institutions (Fenei), an umbrella organisation for all private schools in Uganda
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    1800 TEACHERS TRANSFERED
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-23) PATIENCE AHIMBISIBWE
    About 1800 secondary teachers have been transferred to enhance efficiency according to ministry of education and sports officials.
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    MPIGI SCHOOL LAND DISPUTE LEAVES 150 STUDENTS STRANDED.
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-28) ANTHONY WESAKA
    As the second term officially opens today, the fate of more than 150 students of southern secondary school in Kayabwe, Mpigi district hangs in the balance over land dispute.
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    Head teacher flees school over withheld exam results
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-08) Ssekweyama, E. Martins
    Mr. Wilberforce Kasozi, the headteacher of Nyendo Mixed Secondary School in Masaka Municipality, was on Wednesday forced to flee his office upon receiving information that Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) results had been withheld by the examinations body.
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    MAKERERE'S MARY STUART HALL CATCHES FIRE.
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-27) STEPHEN KAFEERO
    An early morning fire engulfed the ground floor of makerere university's mary stuart hall yesterday causing serious damage to the 14-storey female hall known as "box" due to its physical structure.
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    MUSEVENI MAKES U-TURN ON SCIENCE TEACHER'S PAY.
    (daily monitor, 2018-05-31) SOLOMON ARINAITWE
    After facing stiff resistance from NRM parliament caucus regarding his proposal to increase the salaries of science teachers only, president museveni made a U-turn and agreed to differ their salary enhancement to financial year 2019/2020.
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    KCCA, legislator clash over school repairs
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-08) Kabengwa, James
    Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), and the Rubaga North Member of parliament, Mr. Moses Kasibante, are locked in a wrangle involving two public primary schools where the legislator claims KCCA spent colossal sum of tax payers' money on ghost infrastructure repairs.
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    Kulata admits issuing titles for city schools playgrounds
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-10) Kasozi, Emphraim; Namyalo, Jalira
    Interdicted commissioner in charge of land Land Registration Sarah Kulata was on Thursday left with no option but to admit that she issued the disputed land titles on Nakasero Primary School and Kololo Secondary Schools playgrounds in upscale Kampala city.
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    Probe team quizzes Sudhir, Ntaganda over school land
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-09) Kasozi, Emphraim; Namyalo, Jalira
    The two businessmen were questioned in connection with fraudulent acquisition and leasing of Kololo SS and Nakasero Primary School and playgrounds in Kampala.
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    How Ntaganda took Nakasero school land
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Kasozi, Emphraim; Namyalo, Jalira
    Mr Ntaganda allegedly connived with some government officials to obtain a lease for the two hectares without consent of the school management.
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    Heavy school bags are dangerous
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-03-04) Mbabaali, Desire
    Once, in Mapeera village, there lived a man who looked like a young boy, because of his height. His back was bent so he could not grow any taller, while his other friends were growing into men.
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    Education ministry needs to control school fees hike
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-06) Editorial
    As the school year opens, there is no good news for the parents as schools defy the authorities to hike school fees and requirements. While the ministry of Education has made its position clear by directing that schools should not increase fees or demand non cash school requirements, the schools remain adamant and parents have no choice but to comply.
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    Makerere exam fraud: police files goes missing
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-07) Mukhaye, Damali
    At least 88 suspects were implicated in the racket that involved staff, alumni and students.
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    Closed schools unaware of KCCA directive
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-02-08) Ngwomoya, Amos
    The private city schools which were closed by KCCA over non-compliance with education standards aren't aware of the directive.