Frederic Musisi is an Investigative Journalist at ICIJ, Daily Monitor, and NTV Uganda. He specializes in investigations and public affairs, with a focus on energy and mining, including oil and gas, as well as politics. Frederic's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication and Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company.
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Frederic Musisi's focus appears to be on national politics within Uganda, with a particular emphasis on government announcements and evolving stories. Given the coverage attributes, pitches should align with breaking news or evolving political narratives in Uganda.
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While there are occasional articles about international affairs such as Ukraine and Russia, it seems that domestic political issues take precedence in his reporting.
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By: Frederic Musisi
Satellite internet set to expand access across Uganda after Starlink deal
By: Frederic Musisi
According to a document trail by this newspaper, DESERECT Nigeria Ltd, the project contractor, and diplomats at the Mission have been pulling ropes over payment. In some cases, the company is...
By: Frederic Musisi, Elizabeth Kamurungi
The financial pressure experienced by the hospital is driven primarily by short-term liquidity constraints
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi, Cosiline Nakayiira, Frederic Musisi
Uganda’s benevolent refugee policy is one of the things that has endeared President Museveni’s government to the West
By: Frederic Musisi
As the government prepares for first commercial oil production, and the nascent oil industry billed as a game changer for the next 30 years of the project life-cycle, the ensuing job cuts portend...
By: Kenneth Odelle, Frederic Musisi, Elizabeth Kamurungi
There was widespread fear that healthcare systems of many third-world countries, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, would grind to a halt following the sudden dismantling of the US overseas...
By: Frederic Musisi
Caption for the landscape image: A quiet unease is bubbling at the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) following the extension of contracts for the top executives until 2031 and beyond, respectively.
By: Frederic Musisi
The power regulator defends internal recruitment process for the position as insiders raise transparency concerns
By: Frederic Musisi
What you need to know: The group was initially sent on a one month forced leave in May, which was extended in June. They were later summoned to pick their termination letters.
By: Frederic Musisi
Caption for the landscape image: The oil regulator, the Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU), is yet again butting heads with French oil
