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By Jean Ninah Nankunda

Some childhood memories stay with us forever. 

For Brenda Acheng, a native of Saga, Kisumu County in Kenya, one of those memories is when she lost her mother. She was six years old – an age when most children are just starting to understand life. That painful reality became more anguishing when, four years ...


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By Favour Maombi Vera

Resilience and determination might be seen in the lives of many of the 1,274 graduates in the July 3, 2026 ceremony at the Uganda Christian University (UCU) Mukono campus. However, those virtues are especially evident in the life of Nelson Agurama, age 30, from Kakoro, Butebo District in eastern Uganda. 

The...


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By Sulphine Mbambu Bonabana

Uganda Christian University (UCU) alumna Stella Nankya, 30, has a singular goal: making an impact. 

One place she hopes to achieve that is through her role as a trainer for Educate!, a non-profit Enterprise that prepar...


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By Elton Mwidu

“A father to the fatherless, a defender of widows, is God in his holy dwelling.” – Psalm 68:5

Uganda Christian University (UCU) alum Godfrey Mucunguzi pointed to this Bible verse and said: “I can truly testify that He provided throughout my academic journey.”

On November 20, 2000, Mucunguzi was born in central...


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Story By Linda Ojore

(UCU School of Medicine student, sponsored by Uganda Partners)

Photos by Patty Huston-Holm and Mike Holm

I was first thinking about a career in medicine when my younger brother, Joash, was born with a heart problem. It required him to travel to Germany to get a valve implant to survive. He was sev...


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