Elizabeth Kamurungi is a journalist based in Uganda, writing for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group company. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, business, and sports. Elizabeth is known for her insightful reporting and her ability to provide in-depth analysis of key issues affecting Uganda and its people.
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By: Arthur Arnold Wadero, Elizabeth Kamurungi
Members of Parliament during a plenary chaired by Speaker Anita Among at Parliament on July 2. Ms Among’s decision to convene plenary sittings across all four corners of the country has opened a can of worms. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA.
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
Speaker Anita Among chairs a plenary session at Parliament on April 24. PHOTO/DAVID LUBOWA
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
The colonial boundaries particularly split ethnic communities across Africa such as in the case of the Banyarwanda who were redistributed in Uganda, Tanzania, and eastern DR Congo
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
The government's strategy will concentrate on four key sectors: Agro-Industry, Tourism, Mineral Development, and Science, Technology, and Innovation (ATMS)
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
Jean Kakuru Biyambo, 48, a father of six from the Muja internally displaced persons camp, gestures outside his room at the Goma general hospital where he has been receiving treatment against Mpox - an infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus that spark-off a painful rash, enlarged lymph nodes and fever; following Mpox cases in Nyiragongo territory, in Goma, North Kivu province, Democratic Republic of the Congo July 16, 2024. PHOTO/REUTERS
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
The Finance ministry’s Permanent Secretary and Secretary to the Treasury (PSST), Mr Ramathan Ggoobi, at the two-day 8th Economic Growth Forum. PHOTO | COURTESY OF MINISTRY OF FINANCE X HANDLE
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
President Museveni lays a wreath on the casket containing the body of State Minister for Defence and Kisoro District Woman Member of Parliament Sarah Mateke Nyirabashitsi after the special sitting at Parliament on September 10, 2024. PHOTO | PARLIAMENT
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
President Museveni and First Lady Janet Museveni Janet Museveni cutting cake dedicated to him by the cabinet on Monday at State House Entebbe. PPU PHOTO.
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
The absence of a substantive Central Bank governor – a key figure in managing the economy – robs the country of much-needed expertise, experts have said.
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi
Mr Patrick Ayota, the managing director of NSSF. PHOTO/ISAAC KASAMANI
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