Kampala | 8th October 2025 — In a significant development in the ongoing industrial action by teachers, the Uganda National Teachers’ Union (UNATU) has formally petitioned Parliament, demanding urgent redress on the long-standing issue of salary disparities between arts and science teachers.
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On 15th September 2025, UNATU resumed Industrial Action following Government’s continued silence on the issue of salary disparities between teachers. This action was resolved by the National Executive Council (NEC) and Branch Chairpersons after three years of unfulfilled promises and unfair treatment of the majority of teachers. This Industrial Action is: 📄 Key Documents: 8/10/2025
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Dear Educators,
In our ongoing effort to represent your interests and advocate for the future of our profession, we are presenting the National Teachers Bill 2024 for your review. Understanding this Bill is crucial as it has significant implications on the education sector.
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Welcome to the academic year 2024 at our esteemed Schools and Institutions
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The theme for the new term of office (2021-2026) is “Proudly UNATU: Committed, Connected and Accountable to the members.” P: Proudly UNATU C: Committed to the members’ cause C: Connected to the members A: Accountable to the members PCCA is the guiding principle for all our actions moving forward. At all times, we are proud
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