Kampala- Health and education graduates from the Aga Khan University have been told to transform their societies by applying the skills acquired form the institution.
Category: Uganda
The Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) and its institutional predecessors have been working in Uganda for over 50 years.
The impact on the communities we jointly serve could be significant.
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17 December 2015 Mr President, Prime Minister, Guests, This is an important day for me…
17 December 2015 Your Highness the Aga Khan The Right Honourable Ruhakana Rugunda, the Prime…
“I want to take this opportunity to salute His Highness personally, but also salute the…
Kampala, Uganda, 17 December 2015. Right Honorable Prime Minister, Honorable Ministers, Members of the Diplomatic…
Kampala, Uganda, 17 December 2015 … On behalf of President Yoweri Museveni, I would like…
Press Release – Kampala, Uganda, 17 December 2015 – The Aga Khan University, a not-for-profit, private…
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