Aga Khan University will open the Nakawa-based campus mid-next month. The management will also be breaking ground for the construction of the teaching hospital in July, as it starts admitting direct-entry nursing students this year. In an interview with the Monitor, Mr Rashid Khalani, the chief executive officer at the Aga Khan University Hospital, said since the opening of the Nakawa Specialty Clinic last year, they have been studying the Ugandan market and as much as they have encountered a few challenges, the university building and the students’ hostel are complete. “The university building is up and the students’ hostel is up. We are opening in mid-June, and we shall also be doing the ground-breaking for the teaching hospital in July, which should take two years to complete,” he said.