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Madhvani earmarks Shs 750m to support vulnerable students
When Shanitah Naigaga's father died six years ago, she was left hopeless as her struggling single mother could not continue to raise tuition. Luckily, in 2019, a friend told her about the Madhvani scholarship programme when she was on the verge of dropping out after completing her First Year at Kyambogo University.
Muljibhai Madhvani Foundation scholarship trust releases Ugx 700 Million for Uganda University students
In the quest for Uganda to empower its youth through education the biggest hurdle is affordability. It has been recorded that tertiary institutions have the highest level of student dropouts. This is mostly due to the simple fact that these students cannot afford the tuition fees. It is from this scenario that the Muljibhai Madhvani Foundation has today announced a scholarship fund of Ugx 700 million that will be used to support these brilliant yet underprivileged university students in Uganda.
Madhvani to provide sh700m for university scholarships
The scholarship programme will fund university dues of Ugandans who are brainy but struggling financially. Madhvani Foundation will spend sh700m this year, on its scholarship programme for university students.
Students urged to embrace Madhvani scholarship programme
Continuing university students from less privileged backgrounds have been encouraged to apply for scholarships under the Madhvani Foundation Scholarship Programme.
Madhvani Foundation scholarships to top 7bn shillings
The fourteen year old Madhvani Foundation scholarship scheme will this year cross the 7 billion shilling threshold as another 700 million shillings is committed to the 2016-17 programme.
Madhvani Foundation Injects Shs700M Into University Scholarships
The Madhvani has invested Shs700 million into University scholarships for the 2016/17 education year.
Madhvani Foundation Announces Scholarships for 2016/17 Program
The Madhvani Foundation has announced scholarships for its 2016/17 program worth Ugshs 700Million. Since its re-introduction in 2003, the program has helped close to 2,000 students to get education and attain skills especially in the field of science with a total donation of Ugshs 6.3Bn.
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Madhvani Foundation Calls For Self Mastery Among The Youth
The Madhvani Foundation has called upon its beneficiaries and the Ugandan youth to give back to the community that has supported them achieve success through Self-Mastery at the 6thMadhvani Foundation’s Annual Alumni General Meeting at Hotel Africana.
Madhvani Foundation Urges Youth to Give Back to Society
The Madhvani Foundation has called upon its beneficiaries and the Ugandan youth to give back to the community that has supported them achieve success through Self-Mastery.
166 selected for Madhvani scholarships in Uganda
The Madhvani Foundation has given out 166 scholarships worth Ush700 million to students for the Academic Year 2015-2016 with a 50million increase compared to last year.
Engineering students top the Madhvani Foundation scholarships for the year 2015-2016
- 166 students awarded a total of 700million
- 48 from the East, 38 from Central, 38 from the North and 42 from the West
- Full list available on website www.madhvanifoundation.com
Madhvani Educates 600
Over 600 graduates have received mentorhip programs from Madhvani Foundation Scholarship programs over the last 5 sessions held for Scholarship beneficiaries.
Madhvani Foundation Equips Graduates For the Job Market
Graduates and Managers have been advised of the need to embrace the habit of reading so as to broaden their knowledge base and open their imaginations to new ideas.
Madhvani Warns on Bursary Fraudsters
The Madhvani Foundation has cautioned the public against unscrupulous people purporting to help them access the foundation's scholarships
Graduates Told To Turn Hobbies Into Income Generating Ventures
Michael Niyetegeka, a renowned life skills trainer and IT expert said that the world is full of people but devoid of innovative brains because a big number of them don’t want to think of new things but are stuck with old ideas.
Graduates Urged to be Innovative
Many graduates today are stuck in a job hunting cylce because they haven’t thought of innovative ideas. "When most of the youth graduate these days, they think of being employed rather than employing themselves," Micheal Niyetegeka , a renowned life skills trainer and IT expert said.
Madhvani Foundation Releases 2015-2016 Scholarship Interview Shortlist
The Madhvani Foundation has released the shortlist of candidates due for interviews for the Madhvani Foundation scholarships 2015-2016.
Madhvani launches Scholarship programme
The Madhvani Foundation Uganda’s largest private education trust has launched its 2015/16 scholarship scheme increasing the scholarship funds by Shs50m. The increment means the fund will grow to Shs700m.
Madhvani Foundation raises Uganda funding
Madhvani Foundation, one of Uganda’s largest private education trusts, launched its 2015/2016 scholarship scheme with increment of the scholarship funds from Ush650million to Ush700million (about $230,000).