Busitema University Participates in Regional METODIC Workshop to Advance Sustainable Textile Education

ivan — Tue, 02 Dec 2025 05:30:52 +0000

Busitema University Participates in Regional METODIC Workshop to Advance Sustainable Textile Education ivan Dec 02, 2025

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Busitema University participated in a two-day regional workshop hosted by Kyambogo University under the METODIC Project, an international initiative aimed at strengthening collaboration between academia and the textile industry to promote a sustainable and circular textile sector in Sub-Saharan Africa. The workshop, held on 1st and 2nd December 2025, brought together partners from universities and industry institutions across East Africa and Europe.
The Busitema University delegation was led by Dr. Edwin Kamalha, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Polymer, Textile and Industrial Engineering and the Principal Investigator for the METODIC Project at Busitema. He was accompanied by: Mr. Godias Tumusiime, Ms. Peace Karungi Balala, Mr. Isaac Naleebi and Mr. Allen Amati
The team actively contributed to discussions on curriculum development, industry collaboration, student capacity-building, and upcoming project deliverables.
The workshop convened delegates from a wide range of institutions, including: Uganda: Busitema University, Kyambogo University; Kenya: Moi University, Technical University of Kenya, Ethiopia: Jimma University, Mekelle University; Greece: University of West Attica and IDEC SA; and Belgium: Ghent University. This diversity of expertise provided a rich platform for cross-learning and strengthening inter-university cooperation in sustainable textile innovation.

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Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero Flags Off Busitema University Scientists to China for Advanced Pharmaceutical Training

ivan — Thu, 23 Oct 2025 11:40:11 +0000

Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero Flags Off Busitema University Scientists to China for Advanced Pharmaceutical Training ivan Oct 23, 2025

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A wave of optimism and national pride filled the air at the Secretariat offices of the Office of Science, Technology, and Innovation (STI-OP) in Kampala as twenty Ugandan scientists were officially flagged off to China for specialized training in pharmaceutical sciences and technology.
The ceremony, presided over by Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero Masanza, Minister of Science, Technology, and Innovation in the Office of the President, marked a major milestone in Uganda’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its scientific and technological capacity. The group, drawn from Busitema University and other partner universities, will undergo a month of advanced training aimed at boosting Uganda’s pharmaceutical sector and supporting the country’s vision of building a sustainable pathogen economy.
Representing the Vice Chancellor of Busitema University, Prof. Elly Sabiti spoke on behalf of the University leadership, commending the STI-OP for its visionary direction and partnership. “Today we gather not only to mark the beginning of a training program, but to celebrate a powerful partnership rooted in hope, progress, and the shared vision of a brighter future for Uganda,” he said.
Prof. Sabiti recounted the journey that began in 2022 when Busitema scientists, with support from the STI-OP, initiated collaboration with Chinese institutions. That partnership led to a Memorandum of Understanding signed in October 2023, followed by a return visit from a Chinese delegation earlier this year.
He highlighted that the training opportunity initially targeted Busitema scientists, but in the spirit of national cooperation, the University opened it up to participants from sister institutions.
“You are carrying the expectations of your country,” he added. “Learn as much as possible. When you return, Uganda will look to you to drive innovation and strengthen our pharmaceutical ecosystem.”
Prof. Sabiti also revealed ongoing initiatives under the collaboration, including the development of six new curricula in pharmaceutical sciences and technology to be implemented at the Pharmaceutical Institute in Kabwangasi, as well as joint research and infrastructure development at the China–Uganda Pharmacy Luban Workshop.
Speaking with pride and conviction, Dr. Samuel Baker Obakiro, one of the coordinating scientists, expressed gratitude to the Minister and STI-OP for their unwavering support.
“Thank you for believing in Busitema University and its leadership,” Dr. Obakiro said. “As we go to represent Uganda, we shall hold the country’s flag high. This training is not just about learning; it’s about transforming our knowledge into impact when we return.”
In her address, Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero congratulated the selected scientists and underscored the importance of their mission as ambassadors of Uganda.

Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero in a meeting with scientists and Prof. Elly Sabiti
“As you leave Uganda, know that you represent the ambitions of a nation,” she said. “We are at a critical stage of development, building our pathogen economy and expanding human capital. You are carrying the aspirations of millions of Ugandans.”
Dr. Musenero urged the trainees to exercise discipline, respect the laws of their host country, and fully immerse themselves in learning.
“China has transformed itself through science, technology, and innovation,” she said. “Let us learn from their journey. Think deeply, study diligently, and when you return, bring back something practical, something that will help bridge the gap between where we are and where we want to be.”
She encouraged the scientists to seize the opportunity to build partnerships and expand their research capabilities, emphasizing that each new idea learned should spark further inquiry and innovation.
“Go, learn, and come back ready to teach others,” she concluded. “This is how we grow as a nation.”
The flag-off ceremony served as a testament to what collaboration and visionary leadership can achieve. It showcased Uganda’s commitment to empowering its scientists and investing in a future where innovation drives health, industry, and national resilience.
As the 20 scientists prepare to embark on their journey, they do so carrying not just their luggage but the hopes, trust, and pride of an entire nation.

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Site Handover Meeting Takes Place At Nagongera Campus

ivan — Tue, 05 Aug 2025 09:03:22 +0000

Site Handover Meeting Takes Place At Nagongera Campus ivan Aug 05, 2025

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Busitema University management held a site handover meeting with representatives from the National Housing Construction Company at the Faculty of Science & Education, Nagongera Campus, to officially commission the construction of new facilities. The meeting took place on Thursday, 31st July 2025.

Busitema University and National Housing representatives at the site handover

The handover marked the beginning of construction for an auditorium and a laboratory. Prior to this meeting, both institutions had been engaged in discussions regarding the project.

Prof. David Olema, Dean of the Faculty of Science & Education, welcomed the guests and led them to the conference hall where a brief preliminary meeting was held. The meeting was chaired by the Academic Registrar, Dr. Lillian Nabaasa Gimuguni, who represented the Vice Chancellor, who was away on official duties.

During the meeting, Prof. Olema—also the Chair of the Construction Management Team (CMT)—outlined key priorities for the project. These included the early involvement of the design and construction teams, provision of detailed work plans, strict supervision, and the concurrent commencement of both the auditorium and laboratory projects.

Mr. Emma Wangota, Company Secretary representing the Managing Director of the National Housing Construction Company, shared a background of the company, noting its 61-year track record of client satisfaction, primarily in residential projects. He expressed optimism that this partnership would mark a significant step into the higher education infrastructure sector.

In her remarks, Dr. Gimuguni stated, “We watch with anticipation and pride because we know that we can trust you,” in response to the appreciation expressed by the National Housing team. Prof. Olema then led the team on a site tour, emphasizing that additional suggestions and observations would be made on location.

The construction initiative aims to address the persistent challenge of inadequate infrastructure. Dr. Gimuguni revealed that due to limited lecture rooms, over 500 students currently study outside. Nagongera Campus accommodates more than 3,000 students, and the situation has become more pressing with the imminent arrival of new students in less than two weeks.

The team, led by members of the Construction Management Committee, visited the designated sites. Grading had already begun for the auditorium site, while the laboratory site had been marked out. On-site suggestions included relocating squatters with existing structures, managing nearby power lines, ensuring proper worker identification, constructing temporary lecture rooms, and processing all required documentation and agreements for accountability.

Both parties acknowledged the issues raised and the National Housing team committed to timely implementation where necessary. The meeting concluded successfully, with both teams expressing satisfaction with the outcomes.

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Busitema University Sets Up Search Committee for New Chancellor

ivan — Mon, 04 Aug 2025 15:14:36 +0000

Busitema University Sets Up Search Committee for New Chancellor ivan Aug 04, 2025

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Busitema University has constituted a Search Committee to identify and recommend a candidate for the position of its third Chancellor. The move follows the end of the tenure of the outgoing Chancellor, Prof. Vinand Nantulya, and marks the beginning of a new phase in the university’s leadership.

The Search Committee was officially constituted on Friday, June 27, 2025, during the 70th Meeting of the University Council, which was held virtually. The Chancellor serves as the titular head of the university, presiding over graduations and representing the institution at key official events.

According to Prof. William Bazeyo, Chairperson of the University Council, the formation of the committee is in line with the Universities and Other Tertiary Institutions Act, 2001 (as amended). “We are committed to ensuring a transparent and merit-based process,” Prof. Bazeyo said. “The Chancellor plays a symbolic and inspirational role in our academic community. We are looking for an individual of high moral standing, intellectual distinction, and commitment to national development.”

The five-member committee brings together individuals from academia and the university’s governance structures. It will be chaired by Mrs. Rosemary Mutyabule, a University Council Member and Chairperson of the Appointments Board. Other members include:

Justice Godfrey Namundi – University Council Member
Professor Elly Sabiti – Representative of the University Senate
Assoc. Prof. Annabella Habinka Ejiri – Representative of the University Senate
Mr. Aloysius Kiribaki – University Council Member
Mrs. Racheal Wandeka – Ag. University Secretary and Committee Secretary

The committee’s work is expected to conclude within two months.
The Search Committee will develop selection criteria, invite nominations from the public, conduct interviews, and submit a shortlist of three candidates to the University Council. The final appointment will be made by the President of Uganda, who serves as the Visitor to the university.

Public nominations are expected to open within the next few weeks. The Council encouraged all stakeholders, including alumni and academic bodies, to participate actively in the process.
Busitema University, one of Uganda’s public universities, was established in 2007 and has since grown to include several campuses across Eastern Uganda. Known for its strong focus on science, engineering, and technology, the institution has played a vital role in training professionals in key development sectors.

The appointment of a new Chancellor will not only mark the end of one era but also set the tone for Busitema University's next chapter as it continues its journey toward academic excellence and societal impact.

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Busitema University Welcomes New Audit Committee Members in a Ceremony Marking a Milestone in Institutional Governance

Joan — Tue, 22 Jul 2025 12:08:18 +0000

Busitema University Welcomes New Audit Committee Members in a Ceremony Marking a Milestone in Institutional Governance Joan Jul 22, 2025

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Busitema University, in collaboration with the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Uganda, officially inducted new members of the University Audit Committee on 14th July 2025, at a dignified handover and induction ceremony held at the University. The event was attended by both incoming and outgoing members of the Audit
Committee, members of University Management, and was graced by the Chairperson of the University Council, Prof. William Bazeyo. Among the newly inducted members is Ms. Olive Ekallam a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and Certified Public Accountant whose expertise will further strengthen the governance and accountability structures at the institution.
The highlight of the ceremony was the official handover of leadership from the outgoing Audit Committee Chairperson, Ms. Josephine Okui Ossiya, to the incoming Chairperson Ms. Olive Ekallam. This significant transition was presided over by Prof. Bazeyo (Chairperson Busitema University Council), marking a notable milestone in the University's institutional governance.
While making her farewell remarks, Ms. Ossiya expressed deep gratitude for the opportunity to serve. She acknowledged the trust placed in her by the University Council to lead a team of distinguished professionals and reflected proudly on the achievements made during her tenure. “Together with my colleagues, we broadened the scope and relevance of audit across all aspects of the university,” she noted. “We strengthened staffing in the Internal Audit Department, advocated for the establishment of new cost centres and advanced audit awareness through visits to various campuses.” She also urged the incoming committee to diligently follow up on audit recommendations and ensure consistent accountability for University funds. Ms. Ossiya thanked the former and current Vice Chancellors for their unwavering support and commended the Council for its vision and leadership. “With pride, I believe we planted a lasting seed of accountability anchored in integrity,” she concluded.
The incoming Chairperson accepted the mantle with humility and commitment, pledging to build on the solid foundation laid by their predecessors. “I am honoured to take on this responsibility and pledge to elevate Busitema University to greater heights,” Ms. Ekallam remarked. “We are grateful to the Institute of Internal Auditors
Uganda for the valuable knowledge shared during the induction. The insights into compliance, internal control, and audit have been invaluable.” She further appreciated University Management for organizing the function and
expressed readiness to work collaboratively with stakeholders to strengthen internal governance.
In her address, the Ag. Vice Chancellor Assoc. Prof. Saphina Biira thanked the outgoing Audit Committee for their tireless efforts in enhancing the efficiency of university systems. “Your work has made a tangible difference in ensuring that the systems at Busitema University are functioning effectively,” she said. “To the incoming chairperson, I encourage you to build on the solid foundation already in place. And to management,
let us remain vigilant in ensuring compliance at all levels.”
Prof. William Bazeyo, applauded the facilitators for delivering insightful sessions during the induction process. He thanked the outgoing Chairperson and committee members for the impact they made, which ensured that the role of audit was deeply felt throughout the university. “I urge the new Chairperson and committee members to undertake campus visits across our seven campuses. This will help in understanding the diversity of our operations and maintaining the momentum established,” Prof. Bazeyo advised.
This ceremony not only marked a change in leadership but also reaffirmed Busitema University’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and strong institutional governance. The Audit Committee continues to play a critical role in upholding the values of integrity and responsibility in university operations.

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Busitema University Holds Handover Ceremony for Deanship Positions at the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences

Joan — Wed, 16 Jul 2025 11:38:49 +0000

Busitema University Holds Handover Ceremony for Deanship Positions at the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Joan Jul 16, 2025

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In a ceremony marked by reflection, appreciation and renewed commitment to academic leadership, Busitema University held a formal handover of Deanship positions at the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences from Prof. Alice Nakiyemba to Dr. Sowedi Masaba. The transition symbolised not only a change in leadership but also a moment of gratitude for dedicated service and optimism for the future. Dr. Sowedi, who previously served as the faculty's Deputy Dean, now steps into the role of Dean with a wealth of institutional knowledge and experience while Dr. Kakungulu Moses has been appointed as the new Deputy Dean. The event which took place at the Faculty premises was graced by members of top management led by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Paul Waako and Prof. Saphina Biira (Deputy Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs), who also presided over the ceremony.
Other senior University officials including Ms. Nambafu Rachael Wandeka (Deputy University Secretary), Dr. Lugya Fredrick Kiwuuwa (University Librarian) Dr. Muweesi Charles (Director Institutional Advancement), Mr. Erogo Wanyama (Deputy Dean of Students) Mr. Makubo Fred (Chief Internal Auditor) and staff from the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences (FNRES) were also in attendance underscoring the importance of the occasion to the wider university community.

Top management celebrates the FNRES deanship with a ceremonial cake-cutting ceremony.

The ceremony commenced with a speech from Mr. Makubo, who affirmed that a comprehensive audit had been conducted to ensure that all university assets and facilities under the faculty had been properly handed over. He also commended the outgoing Faculty Dean, Prof. Alice Nakiyemba, for presenting a detailed and transparent report on the status of the faculty's assets.
In her remarks, the outgoing Dean, Prof. Alice, expressed gratitude to the university management for entrusting her with the responsibility of leading the faculty. She highlighted notable achievements during her tenure, including the expansion of academic collaborations, growth in scholarship opportunities, and a steady increase in student enrolment in the faculty. She thanked her colleagues and staff for their unwavering support and dedication to the faculty’s mission.
On the other hand, Prof. Masaba Sowedi, who previously served as Deputy Dean, extended his appreciation to the university leadership for the trust placed in him. He pledged to work collaboratively with management, faculty members, and stakeholders to strengthen the faculty's role in driving academic excellence, research, and community engagement. He also acknowledged the foundation laid by his predecessor and expressed optimism about building on those achievements.
Delivering his closing remarks, Vice Chancellor Prof. Paul Waako lauded Prof. Alice for her exceptional service and welcomed Prof. Sowedi to his new role. He spoke candidly about the demands of leadership, describing it as a journey that requires patience, attentive listening, and the courage to make difficult but necessary decisions for the good of the institution. Prof. Waako encouraged all leaders to be accountable, to embrace continuous learning, and to remain committed to the university’s vision of transformative education and development.
The handover ceremony marked not only a transition of leadership but also a celebration of progress and the promise of continued growth for the Faculty of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences. With a renewed sense of purpose and unity, the faculty looks forward to a new chapter of innovation, academic achievement, and institutional development under Prof. Sowedi’s stewardship.

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Co-Creating Inclusive Futures: Stakeholders Unite to Shape Refugee Education in Uganda

ivan — Sat, 28 Jun 2025 06:59:12 +0000

Co-Creating Inclusive Futures: Stakeholders Unite to Shape Refugee Education in Uganda ivan Jun 28, 2025

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Education and development stakeholders recently converged in Kampala for a transformative three-day workshop, "Co-Creating Inclusive Futures," dedicated to developing inclusive education roadmaps for refugees in Uganda. Hosted at the Uganda Small Scale Industries Association (USSIA), the event brought together a diverse group of local and international partners, all committed to strengthening equitable learning opportunities for displaced communities. This collaborative effort marks a significant stride towards a national education ecosystem where refugee learners are not just accommodated but truly empowered to thrive.

The workshop fostered a vibrant mix of participants, ensuring a rich and multifaceted dialogue. Representatives from prominent Ugandan institutions such as Busitema University, YMCA Comprehensive Institute, VOCAX Startup Hub, Action for Fundamental Change and Development (AFFCAD), and the Uganda Small Scale Industries Association were present. Their insights were complemented by the global perspectives brought by international collaborators, including Cosvitec Università & Impresa (Italy), IVAIGO (Lithuania), and Universidad de Alicante (Spain).
Through a series of intensive participatory sessions, the collective aimed to achieve several critical objectives:

Identify and analyse the current barriers hindering refugee education in Uganda.
Share and integrate local and international best practices that have proven effective in inclusive education settings.
Draft actionable and sustainable roadmaps with a clear focus on enhancing access, promoting inclusion, and ensuring the long-term viability of educational initiatives for refugees.

A cornerstone of the workshop was the integration of immersive field visits, designed to bridge the gap between policy discussions and on-the-ground realities. These visits provided participants with first-hand exposure to existing models of inclusive education:
The workshop commenced with a visit to the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), where participants observed the tangible impact of psychosocial support, language instruction, and vocational training programmes specifically designed for refugee youth.
Participants explored three pivotal institutions: the YMCA Comprehensive Institute, AFFCAD Vocational Institute, and VOCAX Startup Hub and Training Centre. Each showcased innovative approaches to imparting essential skills, fostering entrepreneurship, and promoting digital empowerment among underserved and refugee populations.
The final day included a crucial visit to the National Curriculum Development Centre (NCDC), facilitating a critical dialogue on how Uganda’s national curriculum framework can be adapted and evolved to better serve refugee learners and support comprehensive inclusive education policies.
In a forward-looking initiative, select Ugandan partners will have the opportunity to participate in a job shadowing programme at the University of Alicante in Spain. This international exchange is designed to offer hands-on exposure to inclusive education models within a European context, facilitating the adaptation of these learnings to Uganda’s unique needs and challenges. This global exchange underscores the commitment to fostering a truly integrated and informed approach to refugee education.
The workshop represented a pivotal step in forging unified, locally grounded, and globally informed pathways for refugee education in Uganda. The collaborative environment fostered deeper partnerships, renewed commitments, and a shared sense of purpose among all involved stakeholders. As one participant eloquently stated, "Together, we are building a more inclusive, resilient, and hopeful education future for all." The outcomes of this workshop are expected to significantly influence future policies and programmes, ensuring that education remains a beacon of hope and opportunity for all displaced communities in Uganda.

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MasterCard Foundation Delegation Visits to Monitor E-Learning Progress at Busitema University

Joan — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 11:12:21 +0000

MasterCard Foundation Delegation Visits to Monitor E-Learning Progress at Busitema University Joan Apr 17, 2025

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A high-level delegation from the MasterCard Foundation recently conducted a one-day monitoring visit to assess the progress of e-learning initiatives supported by the Foundation in Uganda. The visit included extensive engagement with academic leaders, staff, and students, and highlighted the significant strides made in integrating digital learning at the institution.

The delegation focused on evaluating the implementation of online courses and other digital learning tools, with an emphasis on improving accessibility, enhancing course delivery, and preparing students for the demands of the modern job market. Beneficiaries of the e-learning programs shared their experiences, underscoring the positive impact of digital education on their learning outcomes.

Prof. Paul Waako, Vice Chancellor of Busitema University, highlighted ongoing efforts to develop and implement a new online entrepreneurship course. Supported by the MasterCard Foundation, the course is designed to replace traditional entrepreneurship modules and will be reflected on student transcripts—a significant milestone in enhancing the relevance and quality of academic programs.

Prof. Waako also commended the successful adoption of e-voting during the University’s Guild elections, noting its role in promoting transparency and efficiency in student leadership processes.

Prof. Jessica Aguti, Coordinator of the Open Distance e-Learning (ODeL) program, emphasized the alignment of all e-learning initiatives with National Development Plan III (NDP III) and the preparation for NDP IV. She reported that 51 courses now incorporate online components and highlighted the increasing interest among academic staff in adopting digital teaching methods. She also stressed the importance of inclusive education, noting that online learning has greatly benefited students with disabilities.

The MasterCard Foundation team, joined by Mr. Charles Ekanya, leader of the Cyber School project, shared insights into the Foundation's broader strategic vision. Since its establishment in 2006, the Foundation has supported over 30 million youth across Africa through programs in agriculture, business, and technology. The delegation reaffirmed its commitment to reaching marginalized populations and emphasized the importance of collaboration among institutions with diverse capabilities.

A key focus of the visit was the proposed establishment of a Disability Resource Centre, following a recent University survey that identified 42 students with special needs. This initiative, strongly supported by the University Council, aims to enhance support for learners with disabilities, and the University is currently seeking development partners to advance the cause.

The visit concluded with a tour of the Online Learning Studio at Nagongera Campus, an innovative facility dedicated to producing digital content under the ODeL program.

This collaborative and forward-looking engagement is part of the MasterCard Foundation’s mission to strengthen digital education across Africa, promote inclusive learning, and build resilient higher education institutions.

As the host of this strategic visit, Busitema University reaffirmed its commitment to transforming higher education through blended learning, innovation, and partnerships that prioritize inclusivity and equal access for all learners.

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BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY AND CENTENARY BANK EXPLORE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP

Joan — Tue, 15 Apr 2025 17:12:21 +0000

BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY AND CENTENARY BANK EXPLORE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP Joan Apr 15, 2025

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Busitema University recently hosted a significant visit from Centenary Bank's Managing Director, Dr. Fabian Kasi, who was warmly welcomed by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Paul Waako. The official visit aimed to strengthen corporate relations and explore potential partnerships between the two institutions.

During the meeting, discussions were centred on fostering collaboration and innovation, with potential areas of partnership including research collaborations, student internships, and staff development programs. Both institutions can drive growth and development by leveraging each other’s expertise.

Centenary Bank's commitment to innovation and excellence is exemplified by its recent recognition as the Best Bank in Uganda at the 2024 Global Finance World’s Best Banks Awards. This achievement highlights the banks’s dedication to transforming lives through innovative products and services and we anticipate that this collaboration will yield mutual benefits for both the bank, Busitema University and the broader community.

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Busitema University Seventh-day Adventist Association Extends Compassion

ivan — Sun, 16 Mar 2025 11:16:49 +0000

Busitema University Seventh-day Adventist Association Extends Compassion ivan Mar 16, 2025

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Today, Busitema University Seventh-day Adventist Association (BUSDAA) extended a hand of compassion to Busitema College Primary School, a rural school in Busia District, by making a meaningful impact on both the students and teachers.

Recognizing the dire challenges faced by the school, BUSDAA donated essential scholastic materials, repaired the school’s borehole, and provided over 150kg of maize flour and 100kg of beans to help feed the P.7 candidate class .

In a school of over 700 students, only 30 students manage to have lunch daily. You may wonder why only 30 students have lunch. The reason is simple yet heartbreaking, they are the only ones who were able to bring 10kg of maize flour and 4kg of beans each to sustain them for the term. The rest, unfortunately, go without. To ease this burden, BUSDAA took the initiative to support the P.7 candidates, ensuring they can focus on their studies without the anxiety of hunger or the exhaustion of walking miles just to eat.

Beyond physical nourishment, BUSDAA also shared spiritual encouragement by gifting teachers copies of "The Great Hope," spreading the message of faith and resilience.

This initiative is more than just a donation; it is an investment in education, health, and hope. Together, we can uplift communities and transform lives, one act of kindness at a time .

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Busitema University Participates in Regional METODIC Workshop to Advance Sustainable Textile Education

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Hon. Dr. Monica Musenero Flags Off Busitema University Scientists to China for Advanced Pharmaceutical Training

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