Good morning, listeners, from Radio Ankole, 99.3 FM Ntungamo. We bring you an important update regarding the ongoing Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education, UACE, examinations for the year 2025. Today marks the second day of these crucial national assessments, as students across the country continue their pursuit of academic excellence. According to official reports from the Uganda National Examinations Board, UNEB, candidates are currently engaged in various papers scheduled for this second day of the examination period. Specifically, students are sitting for the Economics Paper One examination. Concurrently, science candidates are undertaking their Chemistry practical assessments. These practical examinations are a vital component for students pursuing science disciplines, designed to test their hands-on skills and experimental understanding. The UACE 2025 examinations are proceeding as planned, with UNEB overseeing the smooth and fair conduct of these national assessments across all centers.
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