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
L-R: Mr John Ndungutse, police attaché in Nairobi, Ms Grace Akullo, the Director of Interpol and International Relations, Mr Richard Edyegu, the Director of Logistics and Engineering, and Mr Fadhil Kaali, the Director of Fire Prevention and Rescue Services. PHOTOS | ANDREW BAGALA
By: Andrew Bagala
“The Uganda Prisons Service is currently utilising water bowsers to mitigate the water crisis. Meanwhile, negotiations are ongoing between the Ministry of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development, Ministry of Internal Affairs, UPS, and NWSC to restore the water situation to normal,” Mr Frank Baine, the Uganda Prisions spokesperson.
By: Andrew Bagala
The police spokesman, Mr Kituuma Rusoke, confirmed that they received the alerts from the UN and US, which are intended to prevent terrorists from carrying out attacks in remembrance of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in New York that left 2,750 people dead.
By: Andrew Bagala
The police spokesman, Mr Kituuma Rusoke, confirmed that they received the alerts from the UN and US, which are intended to prevent terrorists from carrying out attacks in remembrance of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks in New York that left 2,750 people dead.
By: Andrew Bagala
IGP Abas Byakagaba salutes the Director of Public Prosecutions, Jane Frances Abodo, as CID Director, AIGP Major Tom Magambo looks on. Photo | Courtesy of Police
By: Andrew Bagala
President Museveni closes the first annual meeting of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) and Criminal Investigations Department (CID) at the CID headquarters in Kibuli Kampala on September 5
By: Andrew Bagala
Several human rights organisations have accused the police and ODPP of misusing the computer misuse laws to suppress press freedom and freedom of speech
By: Andrew Bagala
Police officers gather at the cave-like hole at Kabanga Village, Mpigi District where four metallic suitcases full of human skulls were recovered by police on July 28, 2024. PHOTO | BRIAN A KESIIME
By: Andrew Bagala
Pointing fingers: President Museveni, the winner of the January 14 poll, says the Opposition stuffed ballots and intimidated NRM supporters especially NUP party. PHOTO/FILE.
By: Andrew Bagala
President Museveni and the First Lady during his 80th birthday celebrations in Nakaseke District on September 15, 2024. PHOTO/COURTESY/GoU
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