The Independent Uganda·3 min read·medium
Muyingo calls for compulsory agriculture education
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Uganda's Acting Minister of Education is pushing to make agriculture a compulsory subject in secondary schools to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. The initiative aims to modernize the sector, which remains the backbone of the Ugandan economy.
Why it matters
Integrating practical agricultural training into the national curriculum could significantly impact the economic development and food security of Uganda.
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