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'Stay Clear of Aids'

New Vision (Kampala) - November 10, 2001


Makerere University Vice-Chancellor Prof. John Sebuwufu has advised first year students to guard against AIDS. He was speaking during the official ceremony to welcome first year students at the Freedom Square recently.

Academic registrar Sebastian Ngobi introduced the 15,686 students. Sebuwufu urged the students to work hard if their stay in the University is to be a success.
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