The survivors from the ill-fated Uganda military helicopters returned home on Thursday evening, according to our surveillance team at Entebbe International airport. The Uganda Air Force spokesperson, Lt. Moses Omayo says that the African Union mission in Somalia organised their return flight to Uganda from Kenya amidst tight security. The UPDF survivors arrived at […]
Educational Grants for Female Students: The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund (MMMF) has awarded 134 educational grants totaling $1,167,900 to women from 57 developing countries whose studies in the US and Canada aim to benefit women and children and whose future plans are to return to their countries or regions. The Margaret McNamara Memorial Fund […]
Up to five scholarships are available to candidates from developing Commonwealth countries to undertake a one-year taught Master’s programme of study at the University of Leeds. Only students from developing commonwealth countries can apply for the MSc Sustainability Scholarships. Fees (international rate), Maintenance allowance, return airfare. Up to 5 awards available University wide. Courses eligible […]
The Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme and the University of Edinburgh supports 4 students through the Commonwealth Shared Scholarship Scheme. The awards are open to students from developing Commonwealth countries who would not otherwise be able to study in the United Kingdom. Applicants should not be currently living or studying in a developed country and should […]
Uganda re-launched her railway transport in Kampala on Monday, causing excitement among citizens. In a news statement today the Rift Valley Railways (RVR) announced that its services started today and will operate between Namanve, Kibuye, Nalukolongo among other places in Kampala. In Namanve the trains will kick off the journey at 7:00am and arrive in […]