Uganda’s highly awaited moment has arrived as the National Examinations Board (Uneb) officially unveils the much-anticipated UACE 2023 results. Parents, candidates, and educators alike have been on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting this crucial announcement. The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has released results from the 2023 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) exam results.
Putting an end to days of speculation, Uneb took to their social media platform to declare that the UACE 2023 results are set to be unveiled on Thursday, the 7th of March 2024. In a statement, Uneb confirmed, “The First Lady and Minister of Education and Sports, Mama Janet Museveni, will graciously release the UACE 2023 Examination Results at State House Nakasero at 11 am.”
The scale of this examination has witnessed a notable increase, with a total of 110,579 candidates participating in the UACE 2023 exams. This marks a significant rise from the 97,889 candidates who undertook the examinations in the preceding year of 2022. The surge in candidate numbers underscores the growing importance and recognition of the UACE examinations within Uganda’s educational landscape.
As the nation eagerly awaits the official release, the increased participation in the UACE 2023 exams signifies a broader engagement and commitment to academic excellence. The revelation of results promises to be a momentous occasion, shaping the educational narrative and setting the stage for the next chapter in Uganda’s academic journey.
According to UNEB, executive Director Dan Odongo, “a total of 110,553 candidates registered for the 2023 UACE examination from 2,102 centres compared to 97,890 candidates from 1,969 centres in 2022. This is an increase of 12,663 candidates (12.9%). Of these, 47,226 (42.7%) were females and 63,339 (57.3%) were males”.Candidates who appeared for the examination were 109,488, compared to 96,557 in 2022, an increase of 12,931 candidates (13.4%). Of these, 46,860 (42.8%) were females and 62,628 (57.2%) were males. At this level, the number of female candidates has consistently been much lower than that of the males”. he added
Mama Janet Museveni, whose full name is Janet Kataaha Museveni, is a prominent figure in Ugandan politics and education. Born on June 24, 1949, in Bwongyera village, Rukungiri District, Uganda, she is the wife of President Yoweri Museveni, making her the First Lady of Uganda.
Janet Museveni has a solid educational background, having pursued her studies both in Uganda and abroad. She attended Kyebambe Girls’ School in Fort Portal for her secondary education. Later, she furthered her studies in the United Kingdom, obtaining a Diploma in Education at the University of London. Her commitment to education is evident in her later career and initiatives.
In terms of career, Mama Janet Museveni has been actively involved in both education and politics. She has served as the Minister of Education and Sports in Uganda, contributing significantly to the development and enhancement of the country’s education system. Her dedication to educational matters has been a focal point throughout her career.
Janet Museveni’s political journey extends beyond her role in education. As the First Lady, she holds a position of influence and engages in various social and community-oriented activities. Her involvement in philanthropy and community development reflects her commitment to the well-being of the Ugandan people.
On the family front, Mama Janet Museveni is not only the wife of President Yoweri Museveni but is also a mother. The Museveni family has been a prominent force in Ugandan politics, with Mama Janet playing a supportive and influential role by the side of her husband.
In summary, Mama Janet Museveni is a distinguished individual with a background in education, a notable political career as the Minister of Education and Sports, and a significant role as the First Lady of Uganda. Her commitment to education and active involvement in various social initiatives underscore her multifaceted contributions to the nation.
