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You are taking over our duties, NCHE tells court

Daily Monitor Monday March 01 2021 Advertisement The High Court has ordered National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) to grant a provisional licence to UNICAF university, a decision that has left the regulatory body in uncomfortable position, arguing that the technical requirements they raised have not been addressed.  Documents Daily Monitor has seen indicate that the NCHE executive director, Prof Mary Okwakol, informed UNICAF management on August 13 last year that they had failed to meet the minimum standards required to be given a provisional licence to start a university, and would have to wait another two years for a review.  The council cited UNICAF failure to prove ownership of the premises intended to house the university, lack of Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) approval to make alterations to the premises and inappropriate library space.

Higher learning institutions endure ahead of re-opening

Higher learning institutions endure ahead of re-opening Monday February 08 2021 Students of Makerere University at the campus. Re-opening learning institutions has great opportunities and challenges alike. PHOTO / COURTESY. Summary With prospects of a gradual reopening of institutions of learning in March, following months of Covid 19 disruption, learners and administrators are grappling with online learning as they try to catch up on missed studies and fit in the new school schedules. Advertisement Since March last year when tertiary institutions closed as a measure to curb the Covid-19 spread, each day that goes by leaves many students in the dark without knowing when normalcy will be reinstated. It is now 10 months and counting of students and lecturers’ frustration for different reasons, especially limitations that come with online classes.

Rift on school opening:  Matter taken to Cabinet

Daily Monitor Monday February 01 2021 Makerere University Second Year Bachelor of Education students sit their end of semester examinations last November. PHOTO/STEPHEN OTAGE Advertisement The confusion and mystery over reopening of schools has escalated after ministry of Education officials and scientists disagreed and the matter has now been referred to Cabinet for further discussion and final decision.   The Education and Health officials met last Thursday but disagreed on the proposal for full reopening of schools and tertiary institutions.      Today Cabinet will receive a report from ministry of Education after showing the contentious issues that need to be resolved over the reopening of academic institutions to all learners. 

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