Upper Nile University has announced plans to overhaul its agricultural curriculum, shifting from traditional academic instruction toward practical, business-focused training designed to prepare graduates for entrepreneurship rather than reliance on public sector employment. To drive this reform, the university signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Premium Agro Consult. The partnership focuses on upgrading hands-on […]
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