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Home » Status of Bridge Academies in Uganda

Status of Bridge Academies in Uganda

Year of publication: 
2020
Author(s): 
Government of Uganda (Ministry of Education and Sports)
Publisher(s): 
Government of Uganda (Ministry of Education and Sports)
Resource type: 
Reports
Region: 
Sub-Saharan Africa
Country: 
Uganda
Topics: 
Privatisation
PDF icon Report_on_the_Status_of_Bridge_Schools_in_Uganda_2020_En.pdf

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