Today, I spoke to journalism students at Victoria University, Kampala about tech & investigative journalism focusing on my recently published Pulitzer Center Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN) investigation on smuggling of Congo’s timber. Thanks Prof Alex B. Atuhaire for the opportunity. 👉theafricareport.com/342361/how-con…

“Most countries are pushing #Mozambique into a military position. We have Rwandans, for instance, being supported to bring more military by the key players in energy exploration,” says one analyst. By Blanshe Musinguzi theafricareport.com/346235/rwanda-…

#SouthAfrica has promised to help #Mozambique to process gas for domestic consumption. A pipeline is expected to be constructed from Cabo Delgado to South Africa – taking gas for processing and piping the processed gas back to Maputo. By Blanshe Musinguzi theafricareport.com/346235/rwanda-…

I took Media Challenge Initiative fellowship programme alumni through data journalism training yesterday and today. Spared minutes to explain to fellows how I did my Pulitzer Center Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN) investigation that focused on smuggling Congo's precious hardwood. 👉theafricareport.com/342361/how-con…

Unlocking the power of data through Data Visualization and Storytelling 📊

During this #MediaAlumniUg training workshop led by Blanshe Musinguzi, our alumni had an immersive learning experience where they mastered the art of turning complex data ℹ️ into compelling visual stories.…

Hi Kaguta Foundation, share Saleh speech at this event.

Indeed a very rainy day in Kampala 🌧️☔️⛈️ (Nakasero 12:50 PM)

The DPP is one of the most amiable, humble and honest civil servants. As we aspire for a better nation, we should never ridicule such honourable civil servants.

The most crazier part of this deal is JSC-GS telling govt that it will collect $39m annually from fines and it will fine every Ugandan car/motorcycle on our roads four times a year. Gov't accepted and signed to this proposition. Weird. theafricareport.com/322468/ugandan…

Congratulations Blanshe Musinguzi
This is a great example of Outreach and Education activity promoted through the Pulitzer Center new model.
Rainforest Investigations Network (RIN)

I remember benefitting from your knowledge. Makerere University students are lucky to have you.

Locals in the area alike are bemused by the boldness of anyone who can attempt to steal the cows of a man who has wielded absolute authority over the country for decades.... Report by Blanshe Musinguzi
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Aliker 'leave a diary note to today's Ugandans and Africans a message to believe that hard work and diligence, a vigilant protection of one's reputation...
can lead to not only financial reward, but the long-lasting gratitude...' Angelo Izama
monitor.co.ug/uganda/magazin…

I write about stealing of Museveni's cows which prompted him to label them YKM. Thieves stole 180 cows in 2011. I also write cultural & emotional value of Ankole cows & how they are becoming a big thing-in value & a tourism item. Don't miss a map of where president's farms are.

Museveni’s firm grip on power for 38 years has made the presidency an untouchable realm in #Uganda . But that's not the case with his cows. Report by Blanshe Musinguzi
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Hehehe. AI.

Hehehe! If assistants of our big people have no faith in the banana republic, how about ordinary folks of down town Kampala who govt is telling to register on EFRIS and pay taxes.

You guys are so sophisticated. The Amin-era kids who run the tax authority can’t relate.

This was such an exciting class. Very exciting!

Taxation is a difficult task in which you play with the human mind. URA should hire psychologists and behavioral scientists to help it be experimenting human behaviours in relation to taxation. For me, I think, this is very important.