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Kibuli Secondary School
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “mixed boarding junior”. Today it says “mixed boarding secondary school in uganda”.
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Kibuli Secondary School is one of the leading mixed boarding secondary schools in Uganda . Located in the Kibuli suburb in Kampala , the Muslim faith-based but non-sectarian school sits on one of Kampala’s seven hills, Kibuli Hill enjoying a reputation as a leading academic centre with a rich history of sporting achievements. According to Prince Lukanga Khalifan Kakungulu, himself an alumnus of Kibuli Secondary School, his father Prince Badru Kakungulu donated 80 acres (32 ha) on Kibuli Hill, where the school was constructed.1
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Then
mixed boarding junior
Now
mixed boarding secondary school in uganda
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