Author: Edward Ronald Sekyewa
Edward Ronald Sekyewa is an investigative journalist and media advocate specializing in transparency, governance, and public accountability. A proponent of information access laws and digital forensics, Edward focuses on exposing wrongdoing and empowering citizens through data-driven reporting. Beyond the newsroom, he is a dedicated mentor, training the next generation of journalists in ethical reporting and advanced investigative techniques.
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s wildlife conservation debate has entered a critical phase after a parliamentary committee called for an independent investigation into allegations of extrajudicial…
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s Judiciary is set to begin hearing 346 election petitions arising from the January 2026 parliamentary and local council elections on Monday,…
MITYANA, Uganda — Police in Mityana district are investigating the death of a 23-year-old woman whose body was found in her burnt-out house on Thursday…
FORT PORTAL, Uganda— George Desmond Kamurasi, a relatively little-known member of Tooro’s royal family who has spent much of his adult life in Britain building…
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s rollout of new national identity cards has come under scrutiny in Parliament after MPs raised concerns that failures in the cards’…
KAMPALA, Uganda — A private security investigator has told Uganda’s High Court that he used a camera concealed inside a power bank to secretly record…
KAMPALA, Uganda — Internationally recognised evangelist Bishop Dr LaDonna C. Osborn has arrived in Uganda ahead of the consecration of Pastor Patience Rwabwogo as an…
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s Parliament has approved a government motion authorising the deployment of Uganda People’s Defence Force (UPDF) troops to the Gaza Strip as…
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s Electoral Commission (EC) has ordered fresh polling in 1,135 villages after violence, destruction of election materials and disputes over voters’ registers…
MASAKA, Uganda — More than 800 candidates have been declared elected unopposed as Local Council I (LC I) chairpersons across Uganda’s Greater Masaka and Greater…