Muni University gets sh2b laboratory equipment to
Muni University in Uganda has received laboratory equipment worth sh2 billion from the US-based organization Seeding Labs. The donation aims to enhance research capabilities in the fields of science, health, and environmental studies.
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Education: Muni University gets sh2b laboratory equipment to
Muni University gets sh2b laboratory equipment to boost research
The equipment donated by Seeding Labs of USA was officially received by the acting University Secretary, Prof. Robert Kajobe, on July 13, 2026.
Seeding Labs and Muni University officials pose for a photo during the handover ceremony of the laboratory equipment. (Courtesy)
Muni University has received laboratory equipment worth approximately sh2b, including a Flow Cytometer and a Real-Time PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) machine, to boost research at the university.
The equipment donated by Seeding Labs of USA was officially received by the acting University Secretary, Prof. Robert Kajobe, on July 13, 2026. According to Kajobe, the equipment is intended exclusively for academic and research purposes in the faculties of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Science and Health Sciences.
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