Derrick Kiyonga is a journalist for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company, with a focus on local news in Uganda, specifically in Kampala. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, and social issues, providing insightful analysis and reporting on significant events and developments in the region.
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Derrick Kiyonga's focus is on local politics and government affairs, primarily centered around Uganda, especially Kampala. His coverage attributes show a strong emphasis on government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation.
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By: Derrick Kiyonga
Deceased: Namirembe Diocese Bishop Emeritus Samuel Balagadde Ssekadde
By: Derrick Kiyonga
Richard Lumu, a first-term lawmaker representing Mityana South, has come under fire from within the Opposition after he proposed an inclusive way of electing the Leader of Opposition in Parliament
By: Derrick Kiyonga
NRM, sources say, is planning to field Minsa Kabanda, the minister of Kampala Capital City, as a candidate for the Kampala Central parliamentary seat
By: Derrick Kiyonga
NRM members Herbert Anderson Burora, and Miles Rwamiti have expressed interest in the Nakawa West parliamentary seat, which is currently held by the Leader of Opposition in Parliament, Mr Joel...
By: Derrick Kiyonga
The position of Deputy Chief Justice (DCJ) has been advertised by the Judicial Service Commission
By: Derrick Kiyonga
As the 2026 General Election comes within eyeshot, it is not yet clear who will be Balimwezo’s rival
By: Derrick Kiyonga
The elephant in the room was the all-male choir of Namirembe Cathedral that earlier this year was suspended by Banja
By: Derrick Kiyonga
Makindye East Derrick Nyeko speaks on the floor of Parliament during a plenary session recently.
By: Derrick Kiyonga
President Museveni has dismissed as “a small thing” the recent highly emotive coffee debate that stemmed from the dissolution of the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA), but this could be...
By: Zahrah Luyirika, Derrick Kiyonga
A decade ago, when Hussein Kyanjo said he wouldn’t seek another term in the House as the Makindye West lawmaker, the biggest question that arguably still stands was who would fill his large shoes? It’s understandable why this question has been posed because Kyanjo, who died in 2023 after years of struggling with an ailment that wouldn’t allow him to be his old articulate self, had used the two terms he represented Makindye West to define himself as a thorn in the flesh of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party.
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