NATIONAL STUDENTS ANTI-CORRUPTION CHALLENGE 2021(CALL TO SIGN UP)


As part of the Anti-Corruption Campaign 2021 (ACC 2021), the National Debate Council Uganda
(NDC) in partnership with the IG, OAG, PPDA, DEI and GSP will implement the NSAC'21 (Online) with support from GIZ - SAC. 
GENRES
1. Speech(oratory) 
2. Essay/short story, 
3. Song/rap, 
4. Poetry
5. Interview/conversation
6. Art/cartoon
ELIGIBILITY 
# Should Currently be a high school student

Amazing Prizes Await!  
USE THE LINK TO SIGN UP

CONTACT:
WhatsApp: 0779665767 debate.ndcug@gmail.com

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