Gulu University Vice-Chancellor Prof. George Ladaah Openjuru has commended VVOB, a Belgian educational development organization, for its longstanding partnership with the university in strengthening pedagogy and practical learning.
Prof. Openjuru made the remarks on Wednesday 19 August, 2026 while meeting a VVOB delegation led
by Education Manager Bram Thibaut, alongside a team from the Faculty of Education and Humanities led by the Dean, Assoc. Prof. Denis Thaddeus Ofoyoru.
The Vice-Chancellor praised the partnership for supporting lecturer and student training in pedagogy, community project-based learning and other innovative approaches to education.
He said Gulu University remains committed to strengthening pedagogy and embracing emerging technologies, particularly in light of the growing influence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in education.
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@job_matua@CanaryMugume@Thomas_Tayebwa To begin with why wasn’t he paid ? Why should getting payment for a job completed require ‘arm twisting’ ? May be he is aware (being an MP) that his payment is sitting with some Matua somewhere….. and probably this post is is part of what he has been praying for silently.
@newvisionwire@job_matua But the same report showed significant learning improvements…. What’s the correlation? Is there something we are getting wrong ?
@PetaTabu I just need to make a sincere comparative review of the surface at Rwamwanja stadium and that at Lugogo. … viz a viz the activity on both in the recent past
@Educ_SportsUg@PeshAhumuza Guidelines require necessary commitment in terms of Qualified Human and other resources to handle this very critical aspect of adolescent health. We qualify many psychologists each year and we employ none to our schools.