Airtel Africa Foundation Invests UGX 3.85 Billion in Uganda’s Next Generation of Tech Talent
[Insider - Uganda] - 5/02/2026
The Airtel Africa Foundation has unveiled 20 Ugandan students selected to receive fully funded scholarships worth more than UGX 3.85 billion, enabling them to pursue science and technology degree programmes at leading universities across the country. The scholarships, which take effect in (…)
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