About William Serwadda
William Serwadda was an Ugandan librarian.
William Serwadda (sometimes referred to as G.W. Serwadda) was a Ugandan librarian who served as the first director of the Uganda Library Service. He held the position between July 1964 and November 1966.
Career Between 1955 and 1957, Serwadda worked as a library assistant at Makerere University, after which he departed to undertake library studies in Britain.
After his studies, Serwadda visited a number of libraries in continental Europe, including Scandinavia, then came back to Uganda and was published in the East African Library Association Bulletin.
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Who was William Serwadda?
Uganda librarian and administrator
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William Serwadda was a librarian.
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William Serwadda was Ugandan.
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