When the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in March, it affected a number of sectors countrywide, including education. With schools closed, the children and their parents were forced to adopt home learning to fit in the new normal.
The President has guided that all Higher Education Institutions should continue studying online using the ODel System for at least another three (3) months.
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Uganda will next year host one of the biggest heavyweight boxing fights when Shafic Kiwanuka ‘killing machine’ takes on US’s Oliver McCall at “Atomic Bull” at Kololo Airstrip on April 2.
As universities move to distance learning, there are doubts about whether online exams can be conducted securely and with integrity. Doubts abound and are fuelled by the basic logic that if students can cheat in the presence of invigilators in face-to-face exams, how about online when no one is watching?
At International University of East Africa(IUEA), we understand that cross cultural differences can and do hinder diplomatic relations among countries, revenue making marketing communication of business organizations and even interpersonal relationships in personal and professional lives.
Currently, there is no available vaccine for COVID-19. However, many of the symptoms can be treated and getting early care from a healthcare provider can make the disease less dangerous.
The worldwide increase of coronavirus (Covid-19) cases has led to several countries, including Uganda, to launch mandatory lockdown and restriction
