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Patience Malaika Mutoni earns an MBA in Kampala

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Patience Malaika Mutoni, wife of Ugandan personality Frank Gashumba, has earned an MBA in human resource management from Victoria University in Kampala. She received her degree at the institution’s tenth graduation ceremony, held on 19 and 20 October with about 2,600 graduates, reports Eagle.

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