Month: July 2022

The International Monetary Fund has warned of a looming global recession as the global economic outlook continues to worsen. Still reeling from the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the global economy is facing an increasingly murky and uncertain outlook. The World Economic Outlook Update 2022 titled: “Gloomy and […]

The minister of state for finance, planning, and economic monitoring has revealed that the government will revisit the implementation plan for the newly rolled out Parish Development Model (PDM) program. Amos Lugoloobi says given fresh data in the just launched Multidimensional Poverty Index Report-2021 they may need to amend the […]

The Ministry of education has spoken out on the plan by private schools to hike school fees next term. Private school owners yesterday revealed plans to increase fees for the third term to cater for the high cost of food and other essential commodities. However, the spokesperson of the Ministry […]

Kyambogo University Council has confirmed the appointment of over 660 teaching and non-teaching staff and the extension of the second semester by one month. According to a 22nd July, circular addressed to the University community, a total of 520 non-teaching staff were appointed by the appointments board to take up […]