Frederic Musisi is a journalist working for dailymonitor, a publication under Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company. His focus is on national issues in Uganda, including investigations, public affairs, oil and gas, and politics. Frederic is also a cinephile, aspiring screenwriter, and avid traveler.
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By: Frederic Musisi, Chris P Kayonga
But often, as soon as the audit or investigation reports are shared, everyone moves on
By: Frederic Musisi
NITA-U executive director Dr Hatwib Mugasa and ICT ministry PS, Dr Aminah Zawedde PHOTO/COMBO/COURTESY
By: Frederic Musisi
Uganda’s ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to DR Congo Farid Kaliisa is yet to present credentials to President Felix Tshisekedi, as is the customary practice, three years after he was designated which diplomatic sources describe as “an intentional snub.”
Front row: L-R: TotalEnergies EP General Manager Philippe Groueix; TotalEnergies Senior Vice President for Africa Mike Sangster; TotalEnergies SE President for Exploration and Production Nicolas Terraz; President Museveni; Finance minister Matia Kasaija; Energy minister Ruth Nankabirwa; and Energy ministry Permanent Secretary Irene Bateebe pose with other oil industry officials at State House, Entebbe on April 22, following discussions on deployment of a second oil rig. PHOTO /PPU
By: Frederic Musisi
These diplomatic gaffes besides budget cuts and the endless dogfights, particularly over money, have ruined the country’s Foreign Service, which was once a preserve for the crème de la crème but...
Uganda High Commission to South Africa Paul Amoru, Ministry of Foreign Affairs Permanent Secretary Vincent Bagiire and accounting officer in Pretoria Dennis Kalikola at the function. Photo | Courtesy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
By: Frederic Musisi
The 37-year-old widow now has to raise five daughters on her own. For now, she and the family have been left to guess what exactly happened to their loved one
By: Frederic Musisi
The 37-year-old widow now has to raise five daughters on her own. For now, she and the family have been left to guess what exactly happened to their loved one
By: Frederic Musisi
The 37-year-old widow now has to raise five daughters on her own. For now, she and the family have been left to guess what exactly happened to their loved one
By: Frederic Musisi
Power lines in Kampala. In April, the Minister of Public Service, Mr Muruli Mukasa, had withdrawn the National Tribunal which particularly seeks to merge the EDT and the Tax Appeals Tribunal to form the National Tribunal as the supreme tribunal in the country. photo/FILE
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