UNICAF staff in Zambia recently attended an exciting barbecue party at Precious Moments Lodge in Lusaka. The aim was to bond, get to know each other better and build a team spirit. They ate delicious food, drank beer and laughed a lot. They played games as well. Soccer and the Zambian version of dodgeball. UNICAF Marketing Officer Valerie Chama’s team won the soccer game, beating the team of Professor Sinjela, Rector of Unicaf University, while Anthony Chanda, UNICAF Marketing Manager was the champion of dodgeball.

UNICAF invited Ugandan students to meet in a nice café in Kampala to get to know each other and to network. 10 students, doing University of Nicosia degree programmes through UNICAF, met on July 15th and had a great time talking about their experiences. After coffee and snacks the group expressed their joy and gratitude for this opportunity to meet with fellow UNICAF students in Uganda. They even wrote down their remarks on coloured sticky notes, took photographs of the event and expressed their satisfaction and pride for being a UNICAF student in video testimonials.

With a rapid population growth, as seen in African countries, arises the need for high quality public healthcare, that can serve all parts of the country. With a limited number of doctors, healthcare practitioners and nurses, who are on the frontline of medical care provision, efficient management of resources becomes crucial in developing a sustainable national public healthcare programme, that can adequately cover the largest number of patients at the lowest possible cost.

Studying a specific subject no longer means that you just read books and learn material by heart. For today’s graduates, not comprehending the deeper meaning and the practical application of the information received, can result in entering the job arena unprepared and overwhelmed.

As one of the most versatile Bachelor degrees, the BA in Business Administration is also one of the most requested by employers. This challenging course takes students on a journey through the current and future needs of the business world. Each of the courses modules provides in-depth knowledge into a different area of expertise, covering the financial and administrative side of business.

The world of business and finance is increasingly becoming more complex and challenging. To navigate successfully through the maze of local and international regulations, competition, taxation and other challenges, enterprises of all shapes and sizes turn to qualified professionals.

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The UNICAF organisation continues to expand, and is now represented in 11 countries around the world, including Cyprus, Kenya, Nigeria, Malawi, Egypt, Uganda, Somalia, Ghana, Zambia, Mauritius and Jamaica.