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news 28 March 2026

Archbishop Kaziimba Calls for Fairer Salaries for Arts Teachers

Archbishop Stanley Ntagali Kaziimba has urged authorities to address the persistent pay disparity between science and arts teachers, emphasizing that arts educators deserve better compensation. He highlighted this issue amid ongoing concerns over educational equity in Uganda. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/-arts-teachers-deserve-better-pay-says-archbishop-kaziimba-5405950

Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)
  • archbishop kaziimba
  • arts teachers
  • teacher pay

news 28 March 2026

King Mumbere's Return Overshadowed by Cultural Heritage Disputes

King Mumbere's homecoming to the Rwenzururu Kingdom has been clouded by rising tensions over cultural heritage issues. He cautioned that the kingdom might have to 'flex muscles' if its priorities are ignored. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/mumbere-s-homecoming-marred-by-tensions-over-cultural-heritage-5405890

Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)
  • king mumbere
  • rwenzururu
  • cultural heritage

education 28 March 2026

Uganda Faces Teacher Shortage Crisis as Departures Outpace Hiring - UNATU Warns

Uganda is experiencing a rapid loss of teachers exceeding replacement rates, resulting in unattended classes and compromised education quality, according to the Uganda National Teachers' Union (UNATU). The union blames insufficient funding, low salaries, and poor working conditions for the high attrition. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/uganda-losing-teachers-at-high-rate-unatu-5405878

Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)
  • teachers
  • unatu
  • shortage

Sports 28 March 2026

Italy One Match from 2026 World Cup Glory

Italy, the four-time World Cup winners, stand just 90 minutes from qualifying for the 2026 tournament. They face Bosnia and Herzegovina in a crucial playoff clash on Tuesday. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/sports/world-cup/italy-90-minutes-away-from-world-cup-5405894

Source: Daily Monitor (Uganda)
  • italy
  • world-cup
  • 2026

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Archbishop Stanley Ntagali Kaziimba has urged authorities to address the persistent pay disparity between science and arts teachers, emphasizing that arts educators deserve better compensation. He highlighted this issue amid ongoing concerns over educational equity in Uganda. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/-arts-teachers-deserve-better-pay-says-archbishop-kaziimba-5405950

education

education

Uganda is experiencing a rapid loss of teachers exceeding replacement rates, resulting in unattended classes and compromised education quality, according to the Uganda National Teachers' Union (UNATU). The union blames insufficient funding, low salaries, and poor working conditions for the high attrition. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/news/national/uganda-losing-teachers-at-high-rate-unatu-5405878

Sports

Sports

Italy, the four-time World Cup winners, stand just 90 minutes from qualifying for the 2026 tournament. They face Bosnia and Herzegovina in a crucial playoff clash on Tuesday. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/sports/world-cup/italy-90-minutes-away-from-world-cup-5405894

farming

farming

Judith Namulindwa has transformed a small plot in Seguku, Wakiso District, into a profitable rat breeding operation supplying albino rats and guinea pigs for research, education, and pets. Starting with a modest investment in 2016, she now manages thousands of rodents and inspires her community to join the niche farming sector. Source: https://www.monitor.co.ug/uganda/magazines/farming/how-namulindwa-turned-rat-breeding-into-thriving-business-5405680