Fred Muzaale is a journalist for the Daily Monitor, a publication under Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company. Based in Kayunga, Uganda, Fred covers local news and events, with a focus on topics such as government projects, community development, political issues, and security matters.
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Kayunga, Uganda (Local)
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Fred's coverage mainly focuses on local news, particularly government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulations. His articles revolve around topics such as land disputes, security issues, government projects, political parties and local leaders in the specific geographic area of Uganda's Kayunga region.
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By: Fred Muzaale
"We shall defend our properties. This area is under the Kabaka of Buganda," an elderly Mengo loyalist vowed, standing beside a bonfire lit in front of the contested property
By: Fred Muzaale
Tension is building up in Kayunga District following last Friday’s clash between the Banyala and Mengo loyalists
By: Fred Muzaale
The single mother of four has since 2020 derived a livelihood through the sale of dry papyrus
By: Fred Muzaale
Mr David Mutyabule, the caretaker of Buganda Kingdom property in Ntenjeru, sits by a bonfire next to the contested building on October 21, 2024. PHOTO | FRED MUZAALE
By: Fred Muzaale
Dr Diana Atwine, the permanent secretary of the health ministry (left), commissions the construction of a sickle cell clinic and training centre at Kayunga Regional Referral Hospital with other officials, including Dr Henry Mwebesa, the director general of health services in the health ministry (second left), and Dr Catharine Grimes, the president of Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation (right). PHOTO/FRED MUZAALE
By: Fred Muzaale
Kayunga RDC Ms Mariam Seguya (3rd L) flanked by assistant RDC, Mr Khalid Bikongolo (3rd R) and other officials as they visited an 8-year-old defilement victim hospitalised at Kayunga regional referral hospital on October 29, 2024. PHOTO/ FRED MUZAALE
By: Fred Muzaale
"We are going to have a very bad scenario whereby the current generation of old persons who are now engaged in agriculture would be no more. We are going to face acute food shortages in this...
By: Fred Muzaale
The shocking incident unfolded on Thursday when Alex Kenyi, 56, collapsed and died during a court session
By: Fred Muzaale
When contacted for a comment, the head teacher advised the aggrieved parents to take their children elsewhere
By: Al-Mahdi Ssenkabirwa, Fred Muzaale
Banyala leaders say some officials in Mengo think that small chiefdoms within Buganda have no rights over their own properties, which is the reason they keep ignoring their concerns
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