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In an unexpected turn of events at Makerere University Business School (MUBS), Juma Wasswa Balunywa has withdrawn from the guild race, leaving students and netizens surprised. The shocking revelation comes as it is discovered that Omwana Alina a Retake. According to the guild constitution's Article 81, which outlines the qualifications and disqualifications of the guild president/regional campus prime minister, Subsection 1 explicitly states that a candidate must be a fully registered student who has maintained normal academic progress throughout their semesters of study, without obtaining a retake in any semester. pic: Section of the constitution  Juma Wasswa Balunywa's sudden withdrawal is attributed to the discovery that he does not meet the eligibility criteria outlined in the constitution. This revelation has stirred a wave of astonishment among the student body and online community. Balunywa's campaign strategy had been notably high-vibe, leveragin...

By campus eagle   The cherished Student Center at Kyambogo University has undergone a transformation that has left students both baffled and disheartened. Traditionally a hub for various student activities such as general assemblies, election tally centers, and worship gatherings, the Student Center has been playing a pivotal role in the university community. This unexpected transformation was set into motion earlier in August when several  places that belonged to the common student , including the Guild cafe, fruit center, and the iconic Student Center, were put up for auction. The details of the auction, however, were kept confidential, adding an air of mystery to the proceedings. Today, on the 29th of November, 2023, as finalists are the students remaining at campus , many were met with disbelief as they discovered the Student Center building adorned with banners announcing its new identity as a hotel takeaway. . Students are now raising questions and seeking an...

Division Erupts in FDC Kyambogo University Chapter Ahead of Guild Elections Kyambogo University, September 28, 2023 - Tensions are mounting within the Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Kyambogo University chapter as the upcoming guild elections draw near. Scheduled for November 2023, these elections have exposed a deep-rooted divide within the party, raising concerns about unity and fair representation. The core issue revolves around the selection of the FDC's flag bearer for the 20th Guild elections. While the democratic process typically involves primary elections to determine the party's candidate, a faction within the FDC Kyambogo chapter is pushing for a different approach. This faction, led by Hon Asasira Reacheal, the general secretary of the chapter, is advocating for Kamikaze to be appointed as the party's flag bearer without going through primaries. This unilateral decision has sparked controversy within the chapter, with other aspirants, namely Emorut Alisa OKUNK...

 Disputes Emerge Among Kyambogo University Guild Representative Councillors Over Election Funds In anticipation of the 20th Kyambogo University Guild elections, the Guild Representative Councillors (GRCs) convened for a crucial meeting, presided over by Rt Hon Speaker Bruce. The primary agenda was to review and approve the newly vetted members of the electoral commission and to give the green light to the budget required to facilitate the commission's activities. The previous Guild elections, the 19th Kyambogo University Guild elections, saw the Electoral Commission utilizing a total of 53 million Ugandan Shillings. However, as the GRCs gathered for this significant meeting, uncertainty hung in the air regarding the budget for the upcoming 20th Guild elections. The uncertainty surrounding the financial allocation quickly gave rise to disputes among the GRCs. Each faction had its own vision for how the money should be partitioned and utilized. As we delve deeper into the...

Jovan Initiative in Peril as Signposts Vanish from Kyambogo University  Kalemera Jovan's campaign for the 20th Guild elections at Kyambogo University took an unexpected turn as his ambitious initiative to help students find their way around campus faced a mysterious setback. Jovan, a Guild aspirant with a vision, had taken it upon himself to improve the navigation experience for his fellow students by introducing distinctive signposts marking various buildings on campus. However, these signposts have mysteriously vanished, leaving the Kyambogo community in shock and disbelief. Jovan's initiative was well-received by many, especially the new entrants to the university who often struggled to locate different buildings on the vast campus grounds. His idea aimed to alleviate this problem and enhance the overall campus experience for everyone. These signposts, easily recognizable with clear directions, were intended to be a lasting legacy that would continue to benefit stude...

Soroti, Uganda -  Students at Kyambogo University's Soroti branch have initiated a strike today in response to the ongoing lecturers' dispute over unpaid salaries. The campus has been gripped by tension as the standoff continues, prompting local authorities to take action. Semester Start Delayed Due to Salary Dispute The 2023 academic year at Kyambogo University Soroti Branch  commenced on August 7th, 2023. However, as of today, no lectures have been conducted. The reason behind this abrupt halt in academic activities is a payment dispute between the lecturers and the university administration .Lecturers at the Soroti branch assert that they have not received their salaries for the past three semesters, leading to a severe financial strain. Despite numerous attempts to engage with the university administration, they claim their pleas have fallen on deaf ears. Students Take Matters Into Their Own Hands Frustrated and concerned about their academic future...

BY CAMPUS EAGLE   Chaos erupted at the 19th Guild House during the first Guild Representative Council (GRC) sitting of the semester, leaving one of the councilors, Hon Isaac Comfort beaten. The incident unfolded following the address by the Guild President, HE Edrine Wafula, which after the GRCs had to react. The contentious debate centered around several pressing issues, with the primary point of contention being Hon Isaac's inquiry into the supplementary examination policy. This inquiry struck a nerve and escalated tensions, ultimately leading to heated atmosphere where the Guild Speaker Rt Hon Bruce requested Hon Isaac to move out the Guild house to quench the heat  The 19th Guild House, which has to epicenter of numerous discussions and policy decisions, is now embroiled in controversy as the GRC struggles to find common ground on crucial matters. The incident involving Hon Isaac has sent shockwaves through the academic community The supplementary examination policy,...