UCU Starts Shs 1.7 billion Campus Road Construction Project
UCU Starts Shs 1.7 billion Campus Road Construction Project The Uganda Christian University has kick-started a 1.7 billion road construction project at her main campus in Mukono. The construction project was commissioned on Wednesday, 19th April, 2017 and the function took place at her serene main campus in Mukono. The commissioning marked the start of […]...
Published By: redpepper - Thursday, 20 April
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