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The Main Speaker-Dr. Henry Nakelet Opolot (C) with the Principal CAES-Prof. Bernard Bashaasha (2nd L), PI-Dr. Rosemary Isoto (2nd R) and other guests after the event on 20th April 2021, Food Science Conference Hall, Makerere University.

4th Policy Seminar on Rural Development in Uganda held at Mak

By Jane Anyango Makerere University College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CAES) has held the fourth policy seminar on rural development. Rural Development, a process of...

Part of the Mak-RIF Research team from DJC L-R: Dr. Fred Kakooza, Dr. Sara Namusoga, Dr. William Tayeebwa, Dr. Marion Alina and Dr. Charlotte Ntulume at Lincoln Flats, Makerere University.

Humanities & Social Sciences4 years ago

Mak-RIF Researchers Trained on Multimedia Production Techniques

By Harriet Adong, Communications Officer, Mak-RIF Makerere University College of Humanities and Social Sciences, School of Languages Literature and Communication, Department of Journalism and Communication (DJC),...

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe (2nd Right) chats with DAAD Africa Regional Director, Ms. Beate Schindler-Kovats (Second Left) after the courtesy call on 28th November 2019. Right is DAAD Office Representative-Mr. Steven Heimlich.

General4 years ago

DAAD ClimapAfrica: Climate Research for Alumni and Postdocs in Africa

Objective The goal is to foster application- oriented research results by enhancing knowledge exchange between the postdoctoral fellows and experienced alumni of German funding initiatives. Fellows...

A screenshot of the Principal Investigator-Dr. Anthony Tibaingana (R) and members of the research team (L) during the Mak-RIF dissemination event on 11th December 2020, CoBAMS, Makerere University, Kampala Uganda.

Business & Management4 years ago

Skilling for Entrepreneurship more Impactful among Females with Secondary Education

According to research conducted by a team from the College of Business and Management Sciences (CoBAMS), Makerere University and partners, entrepreneurs with secondary education were more...

The Cipher 256 Team L-R: Joshua Okello, Josiah Kavuma, Joseph Kaizzi (their mentor) and Aaron Tushabe after winning the Microsoft Imagine Cup competition with their WinSenga Mobile App.

Computing & IS13 years ago

CIT students win Microsoft East and Southern Africa Imagine Cup

For the fifth year running, students from the School of Computing and Informatics Technology (CIT) have won the Microsoft East and Southern Africa Imagine Cup competition...