Muhamadi Matovu is a News Reporter at Nile Post News and NBS TV, companies of Next Media Uganda. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and social issues such as gender and mental health, reflecting his commitment to regional interest and world news. He has been featured in MSN and AllAfrica Global Media.
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Muhamadi Matovu's reporting predominantly focuses on government and politics in Uganda, with a particular emphasis on announcements from the government and legal policy regulation. His coverage includes topics such as political appointments, warnings from governmental bodies, and statements made by political figures.
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By: Muhamadi Matovu
The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council has underscored the need for greater coordination between religious leaders and government agencies in managing Hajj affairs, saying ongoing reforms could improve future pilgrimage arrangements for Ugandan Muslims.
Uganda Police have arrested 3,691 motorists and motorcycle riders during a nationwide traffic enforcement operation targeting reckless road users, as authorities intensify efforts to curb road crashes and improve compliance with traffic regulations.
By: Muhamadi Matovu
A driver attached to a private security company has been arrested in Kampala after police recovered ammunition, spent cartridges and suspected government stores during an intelligence-led operation in Kawempe Division.
Centenary Bank has launched GonzaPay, a digital wallet platform aimed at expanding access to financial services and accelerating Uganda's transition toward a cashless economy.
Senior academics have defended the role of humanities education in Uganda, warning that persistent underfunding, negative public perceptions and a growing emphasis on science and technology threaten disciplines they say remain essential for national development.
Former Kira Municipality Member of Parliament Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda has alleged political interference in Uganda's judicial process following the denial of bail to Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago, making a series of claims against the judiciary and senior government officials.
The government of Japan has provided an emergency grant of USD 500,000 approximately (Shs 1.85 billion) to support Ebola response efforts in Uganda, as authorities and humanitarian agencies intensify measures to contain the outbreak and prevent further transmission in high-risk communities.
Speaker Jacob Oboth-Oboth has called for unity, discipline and strict accountability within the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU), urging the new leadership under Hon. Fadil Twalla to focus on results, cohesion and anti-corruption efforts.
Newly installed Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) Secretary General Fadil Twalla has declared corruption one of the greatest threats to Uganda's development, pledging to mobilise citizens to demand accountability and protect public resources.
Kyambogo University Vice Chancellor Prof. Eli Katunguka has cautioned against viewing science and humanities as competing disciplines, arguing that both are essential for national development and sustainable progress.
