Prof. Mamdani on the Makerere University Crisis
By Prof. Mahmood Mamdani
Makerere University has closed again. The decision has come from the President of Uganda with no indication as to when the university will reopen.
By Prof. Mahmood Mamdani
Makerere University has closed again. The decision has come from the President of Uganda with no indication as to when the university will reopen.
The current staff strike and student commotions at Makerere University are a tip of an iceberg. Staff and student activisms cannot be resolved by firefighting them with Police or other security forces. Fundamental causes of these strikes and the current governance problems must be studied, analysed and addressed to resolve current problems in our university system. Changes of vice chancellors will not resolve the problems. Neither will giving more funds to staff nor students.
Source: Yale Macmillan Center
When: Wednesday, October 26, 2016 4:30 PM
Makerere University invites applications for One (1) Senior Research Fellow and Two (2) Research Fellow positions in the fields of:
Source: Press release from the University, pro@admin.mak.ac.ug, dated July 28, 2016 at 1:24:20 PM GMT+3
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following posts.
The Directorate of Human Resources at Makerere University requires a letter of application alongside the following: Curriculum Vitae, Certificates and Transcripts (3 copies each set) giving full details of applicants’ education, qualifications, work experience, present salary and naming three referees, plus their postal addresses. Applicants should make sure that at least two references are in by the closing date.
Date: 2016-06-06 17:24
From: pro@admin.mak.ac.ug
Members of Staff
Makerere University
I write to inform you that the Chairperson of Makerere University Appointments Board, Mr. Bruce Balaba Kabaasa has received the MISR investigation Report 2016.
It gives me great pleasure to announce the visit of Prof. Mahmood Mamdani to the University of Oslo. Prof. Mamdani has been one of the most important voices on African history and politics in the past four decades.