Andrew Bagala is a Reporter at The Citizen Newspaper. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement. His work is featured in NTV Uganda and Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company.
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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
The Ministry of Water and Environment says that an individual can’t own part of the forest, which has not been degazetted
By: Andrew Bagala
Dr Muganga says he obtained a Ugandan passport before he travelled to Rwanda
By: Andrew Bagala
Caption for the landscape image: Details about the dual citizenship of Dr Lawrence Muganga, the embattled State Minister for Internal
By: Andrew Bagala
The victims of mob action were mainly suspected of having committed offences such as theft, robbery, murder, witchcraft, and burglary
By: Andrew Bagala
A citizen with dual nationality cannot hold specific positions in Uganda
By: Andrew Bagala
The suspects told police officers they have been doing it on a daily basis, trapping and catching stray dogs in the villages
By: Andrew Bagala
Disputes over promotions, procurement deals and allegations of rogue conduct lay behind the former minister’s public criticism of police leaders
By: Andrew Bagala
Most of them were women who also claimed that he had sedated and robbed them
By: Andrew Bagala
Activists and politicians condemn the move, saying Mr Lukwago now joins dozens of Ugandans and foreigners allegedly abducted by armed men in vans popularly known as “drones”
By: Andrew Bagala
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know: Gold business is now the leading forex earner in the country, with $5.2 billion (Shs18.9 trillion) earned in 2025.
