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Must Moves 33rd Graduation Ceremony to Avoid Clash With National Cleaning Day

From AllAfrica Uganda · () English

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  • Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST) has postponed its 33rd graduation ceremony.
  • The decision was made to avoid a conflict with the newly introduced National Cleaning Day.
  • The university aims to align its event with the government's national program.

Mbarara University of Science and Technology (MUST) has rescheduled its 33rd Graduation Ceremony to ensure it does not clash with the government's newly established National Cleaning Day. The university administration made the adjustment after the national program's date was announced.

This move reflects the university's commitment to supporting national initiatives and ensuring its students and staff can participate in the important environmental exercise. The graduation ceremony is a significant event for students, faculty, and families, and the university sought to accommodate the national observance without diminishing the ceremony's importance.

The exact new date for the graduation ceremony has not yet been announced, but the university has assured stakeholders that further details will be communicated in due course. The National Cleaning Day is a government-led initiative aimed at promoting environmental hygiene across the country.

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