VC's Diary

Interacting with UPDF, UPF & UPS Officers Training at Mak

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8 months ago

October 13, 2020

Mark Wamai

The Vice Chancellor-Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (C) poses for a group photo at CTF1, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, with Facilitators as well as UPDF, UPF and UPS Officers that took part in the UNSCR 1325 training.

I had the pleasure to interact with officers from the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF), Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) and Uganda Police Force (UPF) who are undergoing training by the Makerere University Rotary Peace Center (RPC) on UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Mak is proud to collaborate with the agencies that maintain peace in our country.

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Meeting UBA’s Chioma Mang

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The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (R) with the new CEO UBA Uganda Chioma Mang (L) after their meeting on 14th June 2021, CTF1, Makerere University.

I discussed with the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of United Bank for Africa (UBA) in Uganda, Chioma Mang opportunities for collaboration. Makerere and UBA Uganda can do a lot together.

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Meeting Mak Guild President

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June 14, 2021

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The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (L) hands over an assortment of Mak souvenirs to the 86th Guild President Mr. Ssempijja Ivan (L) after their meeting, June 2021, CTF1, Makerere University.

I have discussed with the Makerere Guild President Mr. Ssempijja Ivan and the Guild Minister of Health their program on ensuring a healthy student body. I congratulate the Guild President on this initiative and encourage all students to participate in the program.

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Congratulations Dr. Nambalirwa

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June 14, 2021

Mark Wamai

The cover page of Dr. Helen Nambalirwa Nkabala's book "Kony as Moses". Courtesy photo.

I congratulate Dr. Helen Nambalirwa on the publication of her new book which describes in theological terms one of the deadliest civil wars in Uganda. Congratulations!