*Carnegie Mellon is starting an Engineering School Campus in Kigali next year May be it will be the best Engineering school on the African Continent.
This is a Zionist effort. They are going to use these African engineers to dig up the whole of DRC. Like we have been warned by South Africa's Pik Botha i.e. a new wave of a vicious colonial retake of Africa is seriously now underway. >From what I read we Africans really have not woken up. How can South America defend Libya's cause more than we the Africans? * Uganda, EA education hub Monday, September 19 2011 at 00:00 In Summary With the advent of the EAC, Uganda has to take advantage of the regional repuation it has built over the years as the Mecca of those seeking an affordable education as dues elsewhere are often exorbitant. Share This Story Share<http://www.facebook.com/sharer.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.monitor.co.ug%2FNews%2FEducation%2F-%2F688336%2F1238512%2F-%2Ff1l9ue%2F-%2Findex.html&t=Daily%20Monitor%3A%20%C2%A0-%20Education%C2%A0%7CUganda%2C%20EA%20education%20hub&src=sp> East African Legislative Assembly legislator Lydia Wanyoto has called on education experts in Uganda to broaden the curriculum in view of the opportunities presented by the East African Cooperation. “We need to meet the demands of the integration process. Education is our biggest bargain in the region, we need to sort out the issue of teachers,” she appealed. The legislator made the call during Ms Olivia Kabale Kwagala, the Iganga Woman MP’s Victory party in Iganga town over the weekend. Ms Wanyoto said education is Uganda’s strength in the region and is no longer a domestic matter so the country should build its education human resource by supporting the teachers’ learning process. Ms Wanyoto said Kampala survived as a regional education power house when the East African Community collapsed in the late 1970s because of the importance attached to education as a pillar of development. Luuka Resident District Commissioner, Mr Aggrey Bangu, commended teachers for sustaining the country’s cherished universal education model and heeding the government’s call against industrial action. He urged stakeholders to shift focus on parents who are frustrating education by stopping their children from attending school or failing to provide them with scholastic materials and lunch.
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