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MUK Convocation Issues Admission Letters

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August 3, 2016
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Makerere University Convocation has today started issuing provisional Admission Letters to new students on behalf of Non-teaching staff

The unprecedented move follows a strike by the non-teaching staff of the five public universities which has left many students stranded for the last three days.

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The Convocation chairman Dr. Tanga Odoi says on the first day they were able to handle over 300 students.

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The admission letters were issued under heavy police deployment and the university’s College of Natural Sciences.

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