Isaac Mufumba is a journalist based in Uganda, focusing on local news and current affairs. He writes for Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company, and his work has also appeared in NTV Uganda and The EastAfrican. Isaac's articles cover a range of topics including politics, history, infrastructure, and social issues in Uganda and the East African region.
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Isaac Mufumba's coverage primarily encompasses local Ugandan politics, history, and government announcements. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to Uganda’s political landscape, historical events with contemporary significance, or ongoing government policy changes.
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By: Isaac Mufumba
Milton Obote swears in as Uganda’s president in 1980. PHOTO/ FILE
By: Isaac Mufumba
Members of Rwabiruka Bwanda Development Group, one of the many Savings and Credit Cooperatives in Rukungiri that are involved in piggery at their collective farm in Rwabiruka. PHOTO/NMG
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Some of the soap made by farmers on display. Photo/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
Canon Ezra Bataka, one of those who initially opposed to piggery on grounds that it would kill the cows, on his piggery. His Bataka Holdings Limited is now one of the biggest piggeries in Rukungiri. He has over 120 pigs but aims for at least 500.PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA
By: Isaac Mufumba
The Uganda Police Force spokesperson would have you believe that the medical interns and the anti-corruption demonstrators had invited the violence upon themselves. He says there was a...
By: Isaac Mufumba
Women in Namayumba have improved their livelihoods through selling baskets and other crafts that they make under their association, Namayumba Town Council Women Entrepreneurs Savings and Credit...
By: Isaac Mufumba
The Uganda Police Force has been hit by a serious shortage of vehicles, especially for patrol duties, which has hindered operations, especially in the Kampala Metropolitan Police area and other parts of the country.
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The Public Service ministry is projecting that another 33,754 people, again mostly teachers, are expected to leave the public service over the next five years.
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Prof George Kanyeihamba, a former minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs and Attorney General in the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM), told attendees at a one-day seminar held at Hotel Equatoria in Kampala that looking the other side as big thieves dipped their hands into the national cookie jar was part of the NRM’s strategy of enhancing national reconciliation.
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On Monday as the police in Kampala were battling young anti-corruption activists who staged a half-nude protest on the streets of Kampala, the Johannesburg-based Ichikowitz Family Foundation (IFF) was releasing the findings of the 2024 African Youth survey that revealed that up to 60 percent of youth in Africa were contemplating leaving the continent.
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