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)
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.
If you are looking to reach out to Fred Muzaale with a pitch or story idea, consider providing insights related to ongoing local government initiatives or policies affecting the community in Kayunga. Additionally, offering perspectives from key figures involved in addressing land disputes or security concerns within this locality would likely attract his attention.
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By: Fred Muzaale
Although Nema banned sand mining in the district because of its effects on the environment, the activity continues to thrive
By: Fred Muzaale
Ssabanyala Baker Kimeze (L) displays a spear he was given by the Kamuswaga of Kooki Apollo Kabumbuli II (R) during the 16th anniversary to mark his coronation ceremony. PHOTO/ FRED MUZAALE
By: Fred Muzaale
Justice David Matovu converses with Ms Daphine Asaasira, the Kayunga Assistant Resident District Commissioner during the Kayunga Chief Magistrate’s Court Open Day on August 21, 2024. PHOTO | FRED MUZAALE
By: Fred Muzaale
He admitted to having initially harbored a negative impression of Mr Karangwa, but was delighted to find that his preconceptions were misplaced after meeting him.
By: Fred Muzaale
Buganda Kingdom says Kayunga District should have secured a leasehold from the Buganda Land Board instead of obtaining a freehold title.
By: Fred Muzaale
The function at the at Ntenjeru Ssaza headquarters was attended by top Kayunga leaders including the district chairman Andrew Muwonge.
By: Fred Muzaale
As the DEO, Dr Bubaale is in charge of supervising headteachers, some of whom he worked under as a classroom teacher
Mr Samuel Kigula speaking during the LAKIMO meeting held in Kayunga district recently. Centre is Mr Felix Gozanga the organisation's executive secretary and Dr Richard Ogutu, right. Photo/Fred Muzaale
By: Fred Muzaale
Some court attendees also contributed money which was handed to the peasant mother of three, who separated with her husband.
By: Fred Muzaale
Some court attendees also contributed money which was handed to the peasant mother of three, who separated with her husband.
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