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Kyambogo University Students threaten to strike over unfair treatment

David Kugonza by David Kugonza
November 9, 2017
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By Damali Mukhaye.

Students of Kyambogo University have threatened to strike if the government does not urgently explain why they are not treated like their colleagues in other public universities.

Addressing journalists at the university this morning, the Guild President Joseph Ochieng says government sponsored students have not yet received their living out allowances and many have now been thrown out of hostels for nonpayment.

He adds that the government also launched the new central students’ buildings but there are no seats yet the students are set to sit for exams in a week’s time.

The students now plan to petition the Speaker of Parliament seeking her intervention on the matter.

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