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King Ceasor University

King Ceasor University was created by King Ceasor Augustus Malenga, an Ugandan business magnate.
Conceived in 2009 and initially named Montessori University, it was licensed in 2011 as St Augustus University, part of a wave of private institutions launched in Uganda between 2010 and 2014. It became King Ceasor University in 2020. 
King Ceasor serves as chancellor while his wife Dr Charity Mulenga, an engineer, was the founding vice-chancellor.
Students can study at schools of medical health and life science, law and management science, computing and engineering, and science.

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Ref.: 536272
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