Andrew Bagala is a journalist based in Uganda, working for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company. His articles primarily focus on local news and current affairs in Uganda, covering topics such as politics, infrastructure, crime, and social issues. Bagala's work has also been featured in The Citizen Newspaper and NTV Uganda.
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Andrew Bagala's coverage focuses primarily on local news in Uganda, with strong emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements and legal policy regulation. He covers topics such as government & politics and crime.
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By: Andrew Bagala
Uganda Minister of Works and Transport Gen Katumba Wamala (left) with DRC Minister of Infrastructure, Mr Alexis Gisaro, after signing an amended agreement on the construction of roads connecting the two countries, in Kinshasa, DRC. PHOTO/DRC MINISTRY OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT
By: Andrew Bagala
Senior presidential envoy on diaspora affairs Abbey Walusimbi interacts with State Minister for Labour, Esther Davinia Anyakun, (R) during a conference on fighting against drug and human trafficking in Kampala on October 19, 2024. PHOTO/HANDOUT
By: Andrew Bagala, Noeline Nabukenya
The horror that befell the sleepy town of Kigogwa in Nansana Municipality, Wakiso District, yesterday was there for all to see after an inferno claimed 11 lives. By the fringes of the road lay...
By: Andrew Bagala
Police fire brigade inspect a building that was burnt after a fuel tanker overturned and burst into flames at Kigogwa, Kampala-Bombo road. PHOTO/ ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Andrew Bagala
Despite the recognition he has received, including praise from various people his situation highlights the harsh conditions many police officers endure
By: Andrew Bagala
President Museveni engages his Democratic Republic of Congo counterpart, Mr Felix Tshisekedi (left), at State House Entebbe yesterday. PHOTO | PPU
By: Andrew Bagala
Uganda security agencies will be watching closely to know whom they will have to deal with
By: Andrew Bagala
ASP Obed Wachgiu and two others were knocked as the motorist was overtaking another car in Kiwanga Trading Centre
By: Andrew Bagala
Last month’s savings remittances from police salaries by the government to the Sacco were less by Shs1.6 billion
By: Andrew Bagala
Uganda’s veteran Opposition politician, retired Col Dr Kizza Besigye, and his companion Hajj Obeid Lutale arrive at General Court Martial at Makindye, Kampala on November 20. PHOTO | ABUBAKER LUBOWA
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