The ministry yesterday revised the reporting date for senior two students from the initial May 31st to next week on May 13th and break off on July 24th.
However, the Permanent Secretary, Alex Kakooza in a statement issued today confirms that learners in the 40 marking centres will not report back next week.
He says these students will report on June 8th after the marking of exams has ended.
Some of the marking centres include Seeta Schools, St Mary’s College Kisubi, Gayaza High school, Kings College Budo, St Mary’s College Namagunga and Uganda Martyrs Namugongo among others.
Meanwhile, in a different letter, Kakooza says that primary one to three pupils will report on 7th June, warning all schools that have illegally reopened for these learners that tough action will be taken against them.
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Thursday March 04 2021
In the rural-urban migration that has defined the evolution of our economies, I am in the very small minority of people experiencing the urban-rural migration. In rural areas, the sense of community, propriety and ownership is also defined by affinity to culture, language and customs. Only that as our society continues to grow and transform, its roots have been upended.
In the waters of Lake Victoria where I come from, the mysterious floating “cities” of dead Nile perch have consumed the attention of the locals. Fishing supply has gone in just months from over-supply, a common nomenclature in Uganda-economics to acute shortages. I have been teasing fish mongers in Seguku trying to sell me fish at Shs25,000 for a well bodied tilapia by asking them to weigh it first. These women squint at me and make faces when we reach the scale (standard used for everything else except fish) and the fish clocks in at 1.25kg. At that point, their entire