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District of No of years to S.No Name of Applicant Gender Admitted University Admitted Course Origin be Financed 1 BRENDAH ATUKWATSE F Isingiro Bishop Stuart University B. Nursing 4 2 INNOCENT BANTURAKI M Rubirizi Ndejje University B.Sc. Electrical Engineering 4 3 TEDDY ATEGEKA F Rubirizi Kabale University B. Medicine & Surgery 5 4 JOSELYNE NABUKENYA F Mukono Kyambogo University B. Industial Eng & Mgt 4 5 MOSES TWOMONDAY F Kibaale Uganda Martyrs University B. Public Health 3 6 JOAN NATUHWERA F Mitooma Kabale University B.Sc. Education 3 7 BRIGHT NUWAHEREZA M Mbarara Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 8 RONALD SSENGENDO M Gomba Makerere University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 9 MICHEAL ASHEMEZA M Sheema Kyambogo University BSc. Surveying, Quantity Surveying & Land Formation 4 10 STELLAH HOPE F Kasese Ndejje University B.Sc. Electrical Engineering 4 11 DARLLEN ASIIMWE F Rukungiri Health Tutors College Mulago B.Sc. Medical Education 3 12 IRENE NABIRYE F Mayuge Kyambogo University B.Sc. Education 3 13 CLAIRE NAFUNA F Bulambuli Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 14 ADRINE KATUSIIME F Mbarara Makerere University Bachelor of Statistics 3 15 JOYCE NAIGINO F Sironko Kampala International University Diploma in Computer Science 2 16 ANANIAS ARYATURINDA M Mbarara Kampala International University B. Pharmacy 4.5 17 STUART MWONGYERA M Ntungamo Ndejje University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 18 john kayiwa M Kalungu Kyambogo University B. Automobile & Power Eng 3 19 ROBINAH AKWEL F Lira Ndejje University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 20 LOYCE KANSIIME F Rubirizi Kyambogo University BSc. Surveying, Quantity Surveying & Land Formation 4 21 ADINAVENCE ASASIRA F Buhweju Kyambogo University BSc. Surveying, Quantity Surveying & Land Formation 4 22 SAMSON ISOKE F Kabarole Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 23 ISAC KOOJO M Kasese Kyambogo University BSc. Information Technology (Student passed Mathematics/Physics3 at A ‘Level) 24 COMFORT AHIKIRIZA F Ntungamo Kampala International University Diploma in Pharmacy 3 25 HELLEN NAKAYIZA F Bukomansimbi Kampala International University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 26 FIONAH NAMBOGO F Kampala Makerere University BSc. Information Technology 4 27 WINTER MUHANGI NSIMIRE F Bushenyi Makerere University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 28 CHRISTINE BAZAIRWE F Sheema Bishop Stuart University B.Sc. Education 3 29 STEPHANIA NOELINE BIRUNGI F Hoima Kampala University B. Computer Science & Information Technology 3 30 STEADIA ORIKUMANYA F Wakiso Kampala International University Diploma in Clinical Medicine 3 31 ANGELLA TUSIIME F Bushenyi Kampala International University Diploma in Clinical Medicine 3 32 MARIAM NASSALI F Lyantonde Kampala International University Diploma in Civil Engineering 2 33 VIOLA KOMUGISHA F Rukungiri Uganda Christian University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 34 EUNICE KYARIKUNDA F Mbarara Kampala International University Diploma in Computer Science 2 35 AISHA NAMUTENGA F Wakiso Ndejje University B.Sc. Agricultural Extension Education 3 36 EVADIUS AINEBYONA M Buhweju Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 37 PATRICIA KANAGWA F Sironko Kampala International University B. Clinical Medicine & Comm. Health 4 38 MARGARET NAJJEMBA F Kayunga Busitema University B. Medicine & Surgery 5 39 VIOLA AINEMBABAZI F Kiruhura Makerere University B. Special needs with Education, Speech & Language therapy3 40 EMILLY KATUSIIME F Mbarara Bishop Stuart University B. Nursing 4 41 HILLARY ATUKWATSE F Bushenyi Kampala International University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 42 JUDITH AKITE F Otuke Makerere University B. Public Health 3 43 NUWAGABA DALIUS M Rubirizi Kyambogo University BSc. Surveying, Quantity Surveying & Land Formation 4 44 WINFRED NAKAYUNZI F Kibaale Kampala International University B. Clinical Medicine & Comm. Health 4 45 BENAH NABUKEERA F Lwengo Makerere University BSc. Information Technology 3 46 CAROLINE MBABAZI F Mbarara Health Tutors College Mulago B.Sc. Medical Education 3 47 FAVOUR KIIZA M Sheema Makerere University BSc. Software Engineering 4 48 OSCAR GUMISIRIZA M Ntungamo Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 49 CAROLINE NALUBOWA F Mpigi Kampala University Diploma in Sustainable Agriculture 2 50 ZAKIA MUKATU F Iganga Ndejje University Diploma in Computer Science 2 51 MARYVONNE NUWENDISHABA F Sheema Kampala International University Diploma in Pharmacy 3 52 SHARON NASSAKA F Kampala Ndejje University Diploma in Electrical Engineering 2 53 ROBINAH NAKIBIRANGO F Nakaseke Uganda Martyrs University Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology2 54 SALUME AKWANGO F Soroti Kyambogo University Diploma in Food Processing Technology 2 55 SHAKIRAH BUSINGYE F Ntungamo Kabale University BSc. Information Technology 3 56 MUBARAKA AEKO IDDI M Kumi Kampala University B.Sc. Education 3 57 DANIEL OLILA M Otuke Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 58 LILIAN NAKITANDWE F Jinja Ndejje University B.Sc. Education 3 59 CANTUNA LUGUMYA FRED M Luwero Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 60 ULI AKANKWASA M Kamwenge Ndejje University B.Sc. Electrical Engineering 4 61 WILLY ATUHAIRE M Bushenyi Kyambogo University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 62 DEBRAH KEMIGISHA F Kasese Kyambogo University B.Sc. Environmental Eng & Management 3 63 APHIA KUNDIBANKIRIHO F Kanungu Bishop Stuart University B. Public Health 3 64 BETH NAMYAMA F Manafwa Makerere University B.Sc. Education 3 65 GONZAGA SSEKIBAALA M Rakai Makerere University B. Agribusiness & Management 3 66 FAITH GUMISIIRIZA F Kabarole Kampala International University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 67 MELISSA MAGALU F Buikwe Kyambogo University BSc. Telecommunications Engineering 4 68 KALOLI WABIRE M Budaka Busitema University B. Medicine & Surgery 5 69 ERINEUS NKATAaaaa M Luwero Kampala International University Diploma in Clinical & Community Nutrition 3 70 ASANI GAIFUBA M Jinja Bugema University Diploma in Biomedical Engineering 2 71 NUSULA WAISANA F Bugiri Gulu University Diploma in Pharmacy 3 72 RUKAYIYAH NABANKEMA F Luwero Kyambogo University Diploma in Biomedical Engineering 2 73 VICENT KASOZI M Mpigi Bugema University Diploma in Nursing 2 74 NELSON TENYWA M Iganga Gulu University Diploma in Pharmacy 3 75 PATRICK MUTEGEKI M Kabarole Kampala International University Diploma in Clinical Medicine 3 76 MERON NAHWERA F Rukungiri Kabale University BSc. Surveying, Quantity Surveying & Land Formation 3 77 LUCKY NAGASHA F Ntungamo Kampala International University B. Clinical Medicine & Comm. Health 4 78 JOHNBOSCO RUHIKAYO M Bushenyi Mbarara University of Science and TechnologyB.Sc. Education 3 79 HELLEN NUWAGABA F Isingiro Health Tutors College Mulago B.Sc. Medical Education 3 80 NASHIBAH NABIRYE F Kamuli Kampala International University B. Nursing 4 81 DAVID MAGEZI M Kasese Kabale University BSc. Information Technology 3 82 NAJIIBU WAMPAMBA M Masaka Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 4.5 83 PHILLIPH OCAYA M Kitgum Kampala International University B.Sc. Electrical Engineering 4 84 RONALD ZZIWA M Kampala Kyambogo University B. Voc. Studies in Agric. with Educ. 3 85 ROSEMARY KICONCO F Isingiro Bishop Stuart University B.Sc. Education 3 86 JOAN NABATANZI F Wakiso Kyambogo University Bachelor of Statistics 3 87 PATRICK OUNDO F Busia Kyambogo University B.Sc. Education 3 88 JACKSON MAJWEGA M Mityana Makerere University BSc. Information Technology 4 89 LYDIA NAKERO F Budaka Kyambogo University BSc. Chemical Engineering 4 90 GIBRIL OGADA M Mayuge Kampala University B.Sc. Education 3 91 SHARIF SAMANYA M Buyende Kyambogo University B. Mechanical & Manufacturing Eng 4 92 IVINAH KATUSIIME F Ntungamo Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 93 ROSE MBEIZA F Luuka Uganda Martyrs University B.Sc. Education 3 94 DAVID PLAN M Kibaale Gulu University BSc. Information Technology 3 95 VICENT KAMUKAMA M Mbarara Makerere University B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering 4 96 HALIMA NABBOSA F Kayunga Kampala University Diploma in Computer Science and Information Technology2 97 SARAH NANJALA F Manafwa Busitema University Diploma In Animal Production And Management 2 98 DANIEL ETUMU M Serere Kyambogo University Diploma in Biomedical Engineering 2 99 HERBERT OGUTI M Bukedea Mbarara University of Science and TechnologyB. Medical Lab. Sciences 4 100 CAROLINE NABUKEERA F Lwengo Kampala International University B. Nursing 4 101 DAPHINE ATAMBA F Mbarara Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 102 FREDRICK KAHINDA M Rubirizi Uganda Christian University B.Sc. Civil Engineering 4 103 DIANAH KANTONO F Iganga Nkumba University B.Sc. Petroleum & Mineral Management 3 104 TONNY TUSIIME M Masindi Kampala International University Bachelor of Statistics 3 105 LYDIA NYAFONO F Mukono Nkumba University BSc. Information Technology 3 106 ROGERS ABAHO M Bushenyi Kampala International University B. Medicine & Surgery 5.5 107 SHARON KEMIGISHA F Rubirizi Kampala International University Bachelor of Statistics 3 108 MARY NAMANDA F Lwengo Uganda Martyrs University BSc. Information Technology 2 109 ASSUMPTA NIWAGABA F Mubende Busitema University B.Sc. Education 3 110 MACKLEAN AINEMBABAZI F Ntungamo Bishop Stuart University B. Agriculture & Entrepreneurship 3 111 GODFERY TWINOMUGISHA M Buhweju Busitema University B.Sc. Water Resource Eng. 4 112 STEPHEN SSEMAMBO M Mbarara Makerere University BSc. Industrial Chemistry 3 113 VICTO NANYANZI F Buikwe Makerere University BSc. 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    1721 The Published b\ Uganda Gazette Authoritx Vol. CXIII No. 58 2nd October, 2020 Price: Shs. 5,000 CONTENTS Page General Notice No, 1217 of 2020. Ihe Marriage Act Notices ... ... 1721 THE MARRIAGE AC T (Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000| I he Commissioners lor Oaths (Advocates) NOTICE Act -Notice ... ............... ■ 1721 /Under Section 5 of the Act/ I he Advocates Act—Notices ... ... 1722 PLACE EOR CELEBRATION OE MARRIAGE 'Hie Companies Act— Notices ... ... 1722-1723 Registry No: 1201000(1027704-00470 I he Mining Act - Notices ............... ... 1723-172-1 IN EXERCISE of the powers conferred upon me by Section Ihe Trademarks Act Registration of Applications 1724-1739 5 of the Marriage Act, I hereby licence the place of Public Worship mentioned in the Schedule hereto to be a place for z\dx •enisements ... ............... 1739-1800 celebration of marriages. SCHEDULE Church — Live Christian Centre Mission Church SUPPLEMENT Denomination — Pentecostal Si tuition Ins/ntnienf Village •— Kabanyoro Parish — Gayaza No. Ill - Ihe Diplomatic Privileges (Extension to Sub-County — Kasangati Town Council Prescribed Organisations) (Amendment) County — Kyadondo East Regulations. 2020. District — Wakiso PROF. EPHRAIM KAMUNTU (MP), General Notice No. 1216 of 2020. Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. IHE MARRIAGE ACT (Cap. 251 Revised Edition, 2000) General Notice No. 1218 of 2020. THE COMMISSIONERS EOR OATHS NOTICE. (ADVOCATES) ACT COMMISSION place: eor celebration oe marriage (Under Section 5 oftheAct| NOTICE Registry No: 12010000025016-00004 TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESEN TS MAY COME, GREETINGS Is i.xi Ruisi of the powers conferred upon me by Section Bi- it known 'i hat on the 27th day 5 of the Marriage Act.