Musinguzi Blanshe is a contributor to The Africa Report, with his work also appearing in bdnews24.com. He specializes in reporting on political events and developments in East Africa, with a focus on Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Musinguzi's articles provide insights into the region's political landscape, human rights issues, and economic developments.
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Musinguzi Blanshe's work primarily focuses on government and politics in the East African region, particularly Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The coverage also includes topics related to the East African Community, human rights, and world affairs.
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By: Musinguzi Blanshe
For at least 25 years, high-ranking Ugandan officials have turned a blind eye to pillaging hardwood from the Congo Basin in the DRC, according to the UN. The illegal, and rampant, deforestation continues as small village turns into a timber station.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni, who keeps thousands of long horned Ankole cows, has been a victim of cattle theft several times. But the culturally significant cows are increasingly becoming popular in terms of their monetary value and touristic interest.
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa with Rwandan President Paul Kagame on 7 April 2024 in Kigali, Rwanda. (Luke Dray/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images via AFP)
Uganda’s Speaker Anita Among, who is named in the iron sheets scandal, is speaking here during the Anti-Homosexuality bill debate. (REUTERS/Abubaker Lubowa)
By: Musinguzi Blanshe
The 30-year-old general manager of Rohi Investments Limited and his co-owner have navigated Uganda’s oil and gas sector to win contracts worth more than $27m.
The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces are operating from Beni in the DRC, near the bases of the Allied Democratic Forces. (Sébastien Kitsa Musayi/ AFP)
By: Musinguzi Blanshe
As Uganda’s president Yoweri Museveni grows older, his children and other key relatives are increasingly gaining influence. Museveni is devolving power either intentionally or due to pressure from the family that sees him ageing, analysts argue.
Uganda President Yoweri Museveni speaks at the National Leadership Institute (NALI) in Uganda, December 2021. (Reuters/Abubaker Lubowa)
Environmental advocacy group AFIEGO has published a briefing saying the development of oil infrastructure in Uganda's Murchison Falls National Park
Uganda’s Speaker Anita Among, who is named in the iron sheets scandal, speaks during the Anti-Homosexuality bill debate. (REUTERS/Abubaker Lubowa)
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