Arthur Arnold Wadero is a journalist based in Uganda and writes for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, education, anti-corruption efforts, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Arthur Arnold Wadero's coverage reveals a strong focus on local Ugandan government and politics, with significant attention to legal policy regulation. He tends to cover breaking news, particularly relating to government announcements and laws affecting society.
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By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Ms Amina Hershi, the chief executive officer of Horyal Investment Ltd, displays some of the bags of sugar produced at Atyak Sugar Factory in Amuru District. PHOTO /FILE
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Leader of Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi during the plenary session at Parliament on October 23, 2024. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Opposition MPs react to Speaker Anita Among’s first ruling on the coffee Bill during the plenary session yesterday. PHOTO | DAVID LUBOWA
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
The was drama as Opposition MPs rejected the conventional voting in the House over the Bill, citing unfairness
Lawmakers have in the past workweek clamped breaks on the government's Rationalisation of Agencies and Public Expenditure (RAPEX) policy by having two Bills openly blocked.
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi who currently serves as chairman All Saints Cathedral Construction Committee, receives the speaker of Parliament, Anita Among after she paid a courtesy call to the church this afternoon to contribute towards the November 1 opening ceremony for the cathedral. PHOTO/ STEPHEN OTAGE
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero, Shabibah Nakirigya
President Museveni’s recent social media comments criticised those bringing “nonsensical tribalism” into the conversation
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
This comes as both the Opposition and NRM legislators vow to have their way on the Bill once plenary resumes
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero, Yahudu Kitunzi
Bugisu farmers and leaders believe dissolving UCDA will weaken quality control, reduce international market access, and undermine the sub-region’s economy
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
The Bill that MP Sarah Opendi tabled sets out to “reform, repeal and consolidate the legal framework governing marriage in Uganda.”
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