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
The State minister for Internal Affairs, Gen David Muhoozi (left) and the ministry’s Permanent Secretary Lt Gen Joseph Musanyufu appear before the parliamentary Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs at Parliament on August 15, 2024. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
State Minister of Finance Henry Musasizi and Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) Commissioner for Domestic Taxes, Sarah Chelanga, appear before Parliament's Finance Committee at Parliament in Kampala on August 20, 2024. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
The affected persons have for weeks been surviving on hand-outs from well wishers and relief aid organisations because “the events of the last few days have caused panic, distress, and uncertainty amongst the village residents.”
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Shortly after tragedy struck, KCCA Executive Director, Ms Dorothy Kisaka instructed families within 200 metre buffer zone to vacate the area
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
A move by a lawmaker from one of Uganda’s oldest political parties to seek leave from Parliament in order to amend the Administration of Parliament Act has sparked controversy.
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Discussions between President Museveni and lawmakers over the rationalisation of government agencies and public expenditure (Rapex) continued yesterday with both the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) and the Diary Development Authority (DDA) still in sharp focus.
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Residents retrieve a car from River Nabuyoga in Mbale City in August 2022. The river burst its banks, causing flash floods that swept cars off Nabuyoga Bridge. At least 11 bodies were found in the car. PHOTO/FILE
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
President Museveni and Kira Municipality MP Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda. PHOTOS | FILE
Caption for the landscape image: Following the House's move to congratulate the President on his 80th birthday, the Kira Municipality MP
By: Arthur Arnold Wadero
Left-Right: West Moyo MP Tom Aza Alero and his Kilak South counterpart Gilbert Olanya address the media at Parliament on September 18, 2024. The duo doubted government’s commitment on beating deadlines. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA
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