Tusker Lose to Yanga on Penalties in Super Cup

[Capital FM] Nairobi -Clifford Alwanga saw his penalty saved while Stephen Owusu rattled the crossbar as Kenyan Premier League champions Tusker FC bowed out of the Super Cup with a 4-2 post-match penalties loss to Tanzanian champions Yanga on Monday ev…

[Capital FM] Nairobi -Clifford Alwanga saw his penalty saved while Stephen Owusu rattled the crossbar as Kenyan Premier League champions Tusker FC bowed out of the Super Cup with a 4-2 post-match penalties loss to Tanzanian champions Yanga on Monday evening.

source: AllAfrica News: Tanzania

Kanu Denies Accepting Cash, Car Gifts From Obiano

[This Day] Awka -The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has denied allegations that its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, received gifts to the tune of $50,000 and two Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) from the Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano.

[This Day] Awka -The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has denied allegations that its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, received gifts to the tune of $50,000 and two Sport Utility Vehicles (SUV) from the Anambra State Governor, Chief Willie Obiano.

source: AllAfrica News: Nigeria

Forthcoming Human Rights Report to Reveal Real Burundi Situation, Says Rights Activist

[Iwacu] “Different partners must understand that Burundi Government is lying about the security situation in the country”, says Anshaire Nikoyagize, one of the Burundi Human Rights Activists. He reacts to the declaration made by the Senior Advisor in c…

[Iwacu] "Different partners must understand that Burundi Government is lying about the security situation in the country", says Anshaire Nikoyagize, one of the Burundi Human Rights Activists. He reacts to the declaration made by the Senior Advisor in charge of communication and information to President Pierre Nkurunziza. In the public conference held on 2 June, Willy Nyamitwe said Burundi expects nothing good from the forthcoming UN meeting on the Human Rights situation scheduled from 14 to 15 June in Geneva, Swit

source: AllAfrica News: Burundi

Global University Enrolments Overwhelm Govts – UNESCO

[Observer] A frequent lamentation these days is that universities are not preparing graduates to take on the rigours of the job market. However, as a new report shows, it may be the reverse. As MOSES TALEMWA writes, the market is simply too small to ab…

[Observer] A frequent lamentation these days is that universities are not preparing graduates to take on the rigours of the job market. However, as a new report shows, it may be the reverse. As MOSES TALEMWA writes, the market is simply too small to absorb the large number of graduates coming out every year.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda

U.S. Firms Seek Uganda Partners to Tap Into AGOA

[Observer] In a bid to exploit the market in the world’s largest economy through the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) extension, firms from the United States will now partner with those from Uganda, especially in the agri-business sector.

[Observer] In a bid to exploit the market in the world's largest economy through the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) extension, firms from the United States will now partner with those from Uganda, especially in the agri-business sector.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda

Govt Report On School Fees Coming Out Soon

[Observer] A committee that was set up by the ministry of education to investigate concerns of school fees increments in various educational institutions is expected to submit its report at the end of this month.

[Observer] A committee that was set up by the ministry of education to investigate concerns of school fees increments in various educational institutions is expected to submit its report at the end of this month.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda

Makerere University Unfair to Diploma, Mature-Age Entrants – Research

[Observer] A research carried out by Dr Peace Buhwamatsiko Tumuheki of Makerere University indicates that policies subjected to those admitted under the diploma and mature-age entry schemes are very constraining and unfair.

[Observer] A research carried out by Dr Peace Buhwamatsiko Tumuheki of Makerere University indicates that policies subjected to those admitted under the diploma and mature-age entry schemes are very constraining and unfair.

source: AllAfrica News: Uganda