WIRE — Following my previous opinions on how illegal school fees are frustrating the President's Universal Education Vision, I have received countless requests from readers to write something on what should be done to address the shortcomings affecting universal education in Uganda. The persistence of these challenges—illegal charges, corruption, congestion, poor teacher‑learner ratios, and high dropout rates—demands not just commentary but a clear roadmap for reform. Illegal fees remain the most glaring betrayal of the promise of free education. Parents are compelled to pay for desks, exams, or "development projects" in schools that are supposed to be free. This practice excludes
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