Karoli Ssemogerere is a journalist at Daily Monitor. He covers a range of topics including markets, climate change, and the impact of the coronavirus, with a particular focus on Uganda and the United Kingdom. His work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication and Monitor Publications Limited, a Nation Media Group Company.
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Karoli Ssemogerere focuses on local government and political developments in Uganda, particularly in Kampala. His coverage also includes environmental and social issues with a focus on the impact of global events such as war, pandemic, and fiscal crises.
For effective outreach to Karoli, consider providing insights or expert commentary related to local government announcements or regulations in Uganda. Moreover, discussions about evolving political stories within East Africa could be valuable for his coverage.
Given his focus on family & relationships and environment themes, pitches regarding these topics from a local perspective may resonate well with him. It's important to note that he appears interested in nuanced narratives and deep analysis rather than breaking news.
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By: Karoli Ssemogerere
Uganda, April 25 -- There has been an interesting pause for reflection in recent weeks on the state and performance of the Ugandan economy.
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
To understand Kenya, you have to scrutinise the payload of the passenger planes at the expansive Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
Uganda, May 9 -- The informal census says a number of things about Uganda's population.
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
The census probably missed the young children who harvest acorns from the pine trees, an alternative cost-free alternative to charcoal
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
Power sharing makes authoritarian rulers uncomfortable, but is inevitable
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
Mr Ramaphosa, Mandela’s preferred heir, is independently wealthy. He has some of the reluctance to politics that Mr Thabo Mbeki had
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
Kenyans lined the streets of Nairobi when our President once travelled by road to Nairobi in a convoy of 100 cars
By: Karoli Ssemogerere
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By: Karoli Ssemogerere
I wonder what would the train service do, if we had fixed the train first
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