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The video discusses the evolution of student numbers in Uganda from 1962 to the present, highlighting the impact of free education policies. It provides current statistics on primary, secondary, and university students. The video also predicts Uganda's economic growth due to oil revenues, suggesting it will become a medium-income country soon and a first-world country in 50 years. It concludes with celebratory messages and acknowledges contributions from various community groups.

In 1962, how many students were enrolled in Ugandan universities?

• 8.3 million students

• 150,000 students

• 1,550 students

• 16,000 students

What major change was introduced in Uganda's education system?

• Reduction in university fees

• Free education for primary and secondary levels

• Mandatory education for all children

• Paid education for all levels

How many children are currently enrolled in primary schools in Uganda?

• 1.3 million

• 150,000

• 8.3 million

• 16,000

What is the expected economic status of Uganda in the next 50 years?

• A first-world country

• A developing country

• A low-income country

• A medium-income country

What resource is expected to significantly impact Uganda's economy?

• Gold

• Oil

• Agriculture

• Diamonds