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Uganda: Govt Starts Verification of Bridge Teachers
Observer, 21 August 2017
The Education ministry is in the process of vetting teachers in the Bridge International Academies (BIA) before deciding whether to license the schools. Read more »
After nearly a year of bickering with the government of Uganda, the American-founded Bridge International Academies appears to have reached a settlement with the government. Last year saw suits and countersuits as both sides accused each other of over-reach.
A teacher attends to learners at Bridge International Academy Katooke.
The Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Matia Kasaija has revealed that Bridge International academies were closed recently because government suspected they ... Read more »
The high court has ordered the closure of Bridge International Academies on grounds that the private schools provided unsanitary learning conditions, used unqualified ... Read more »
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