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The MUBS Alumni Homecoming brought together the School’s leadership, alumni and friends in a vibrant celebration of unity, heritage and lifelong connections.
Hon. Minister Tom Aza Alero, State Minister for Trade and Cooperatives, joined the celebrations as part of the Founders Group, alongside @ProfMuhwezi , Deputy Principal Assoc. @rachelmindra Mindra and MUBS Alumni Association Chairperson @PatrickEzaga
A celebration of where we come from, the bonds we share and the legacy we continue to build!
#MUBSAlumniHomecoming #MUBSAtHeart
The MUBS Alumni Homecoming is officially underway! 🎉🏆 Kicking off with thrilling sports games, bringing alumni together for friendly competition, team spirit and a celebration of the MUBS bond. Once MUBS, always MUBS! 💙💛
#MUBSHomecoming #MUBSAlumni #OnceMUBSAlwaysMUBS
*TOMORROW IS THE DAY! 🎸🔥*
When was the last time you told her she is your oxygen?
The legend himself, *AZIZ AZION is PERFORMING LIVE* at the MUBS Alumni Homecoming!
📅 Tomorrow - 7th Nov 2026
📍 MUBS Pitch
🎶 Games 9AM | Entertainment 7:30PM till late
Come home, come vibe, come sing along! You don't want to miss this one!
*#MUBSAlumniHomecoming #AzizAzionLive #MUBSAlumni*
MUBS Deputy Principal, Assoc. Prof. @rachelmindra , has urged freshers to prioritise academic excellence, financial discipline, responsible friendships and personal well-being, reminding them: “Choose friends who push you towards your goals and success in life, not towards your retakes.”
#MUBSFreshersBall #MUBS
The energy is electric at the MUBS Freshers’ Ball! 🎉✨ A night of music, dance, new friendships and unforgettable memories as our freshers celebrate the beginning of an exciting university journey.
#MUBSFreshersBall #MUBS
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@_INFODEF's Jesús Boyano highlighted the project’s impact, noting that TVET providers & trainers are now better equipped for Green Jobs. He also emphasized strengthened ties of businesses & international partners, as well as the successful testing of 10 pilot micro-credentials.
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LIVE NOW:
GreenVET4U Stakeholder Dissemination Conference at MUBS EIIC, Kampala.
Education, government, industry & partners are sharing project findings and launching the e-learning platform.
📅 5 Nov | 9AM–6PM EAT
Join online: teams.microsoft.com/meet/333…
MUBS Principal, @ProfMuhwezi , has applauded the #GreenVET4U project for strengthening Uganda-Europe collaboration in advancing green skills and sustainable employment. He called for sustained partnerships beyond the project, wider dissemination of its innovations and continuous assessment of its impact, emphasising that environmental sustainability must be treated as an urgent priority.
He urged universities and stakeholders to translate knowledge into practical solutions that safeguard the environment and secure a sustainable future for generations to come.
@wekesa_amos @MUBS_Entreship @KCCAUG
#GreenVET4U #GreenSkills #MUBS
Happening Now: GreenVET4U Final Conference
@MUBS_Entreship is hosting the #GreenVET4U Final Conference and Closure Meeting at the MUBS Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Incubation Centre in Kampala. The conference brings together Ugandan and European partners to reflect on project achievements, share results and explore opportunities for strengthening green skills development, sustainable employment and cooperation in vocational education and training.
#GreenVET4U #GreenSkills #MUBS #SustainableDevelopment
@ProfMuhwezi , has called for practical economic reforms to address Uganda’s economic challenges, urging policymakers to translate recommendations from academic and professional forums into actionable policies that respond to the realities of businesses and households @MUBS_EconForum
Affordable financing opportunities for young graduates, professionals and emerging entrepreneurs are essential to enable business creation, stimulate job growth and support national development.
Dr. Elly Twineyo Kamugisha has called for a deeper understanding of the factors influencing Uganda’s exchange rate, foreign currency availability and rising fuel prices explaining that the exchange rate is largely driven by the supply and demand for foreign currency, highlighting exports, foreign direct investment, diaspora remittances, tourism and development assistance as key sources of foreign exchange. #publicdiscussion
@MUBS_EconForum
Dr. Elly Twineyo Kamugisha emphasises the need for short- and long-term interventions to strengthen foreign exchange availability, stabilise the exchange rate and manage fuel-related inflation, calling for informed economic discussions that translate into practical solutions for sustainable economic growth.
“With the Uganda shilling weakening against the US dollar, reaching approximately UGX 4,500, businesses face increased import and production costs, with the effects ultimately reflected in consumer prices.”
“Uganda’s reliance on imported petroleum products, machinery, spare parts, industrial equipment and manufacturing inputs makes local businesses vulnerable to exchange-rate fluctuations and external economic shocks.”