The SEISAN seismic analysis system is a complete set of programs and a simple database for analysing earthquakes from analog and digital data. With generous funding...
Makerere University successfully hosted the first-ever BBC Science Festival for a five day period, at the University’s Freedom Square, starting 24th – 28th March 2013. The...
The Council for Frontiers of Knowledge (The CFK) http://www.thecfk.org/ with generous support from Tullow Oil, Dublin and London has purchased for Makerere University a Software called...
Five carefully chosen lawmakers offered strong arguments for government’s decision to buy MPs iPads at a cost of Shs 1bn. However, the MPs, appeared on the...
When Anita Namisango graduated from Makerere University in the early 1990s, she thought getting a job would be easy.
The University, owned by former Makerere University Vice Chancellor Professor Venansius Baryamureba was until recently offering international degree programmes.
The French-speaking Makerere University graduate has been holding meetings and mobilising youth for development causes in Igara East, Bushenyi district, over the past couple of months.
Makerere University's department of Performing Arts and Film (DPAF) has pledged to help Ugandan theatre industry get back to its heyday.
For a week, Makerere University in collaboration with British public broadcaster BBC, has been hosting the Africa Science Fair that brought together aspiring scientists and innovators,...
This edition of the BBC Africa Debate comes from Makerere University in Kampala, Uganda, where the BBC is hosting a science festival.
