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Daniel Lutaaya

(He/Him)
  • Editor, Switch Africa
Kampala, Uganda
As seen in: Nile Post, NBS Television, News 24/7
Covers:  Corruption, Law, Health, Investigations, Crime, Politics
Doesn't Cover: Entertainment
Award winning Journalist | Editor, Switch Africa | JIR @chicagobooth | Director @FortisSchools @lulufoodsltd | Lecturer @vukampala

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Daniel Lutaaya’s Biography

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Award winning Investigative journalist with NBS TV Uganda, a subsidiary company of Next Media services.
I am driven by the need to expose injustive and give a voice to those that need it.
Passionate story teller

Daniel Lutaaya’s Journalist Portfolio

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Untold Stories of Child Trafficking in Karamoja

Untold Stories of Child Trafficking in Karamoja

NBS Television. - © Copyright Property of Next Media Services, Uganda. All Rights Reserved.

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Parents Bitter Over Mess of Sending Children Home Over COVID19

Parents Bitter Over Mess of Sending Children Home Over COVID19

It's not a good reception for people arriving in villages including school children with communities too scar…

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Karamoja Residents Protest rise in Killings

Karamoja Residents Protest rise in Killings

Residents of Napak District in Karamoja are up in arms over a rise in insecurity. The locals claim that armed…

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Lock Down First Half: What has worked and What hasn't?

Lock Down First Half: What has worked and What hasn't?

Uganda is halfway through a 42-day lockdown and it seems to be working as infection rates go down by the day.…

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More "Ham" than good: What happened to the reconstruction of Nakivubo Stadium?

More "Ham" than good: What happened to the reconstruction of Nakivubo Stadium?

Nile Post - More "Ham" than good: What happened to the reconstruction of Nakivubo Stadium? Featured

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Man wants Museveni to pay him Shs 300 million over alleged image rights infringement

Man wants Museveni to pay him Shs 300 million over alleged image rights infringement

Nile Post - Man wants Museveni to pay him Shs 300 million over alleged image rights infringement News

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Articles

Have Ugandan scientists really found a cure for Cancer and diabetes?

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By Daniel Lutaaya
| factwatchafrica.org
President Museveni, while presiding over the opening of the Kira Motors factory, stated that Ugandan scientists have found a cure for diabetes, cancer, and malaria. This claim relates to ongoing promising research and developments in Uganda.
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Claims that Dubai Sex trafficking boss exposed by the BBC is an NUP supporter are false

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By Daniel Lutaaya
| factwatchafrica.org
When the BBC released its documentary "Death in Dubai" earlier this month, it exposed a dark underworld where Ugandan women, lured by promises of good jobs in the United Arab Emirates, especially Dubai, ended up trapped in sexual exploitation. At the centre of the investigation was Charles “Abbey” Mwesigwa, named as the alleged ringleader of one of the sex trafficking networks.
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Image of Ssenyonyi in ‘Vote Museveni’ T-Shirt is a Deepfake

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By Daniel Lutaaya
| factwatchafrica.org
An image circulating on social media claiming to show Leader of Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi wearing a “Vote Museveni” T-shirt in 2014 has been found to be fabricated. Fact-checking shows the image is an example of AI-generated deepfake content designed to mislead the electorate in the run-up to the 2026 general elections. The Image first appeared on TikTok, posted by @Gustyaki0, a faceless account whose content is all AI-generated.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Radio News Anchor

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

Mainstream media is now playing catch up to social media. We now only fact check what is already in the public domain.

Awards

Uganda National Journalism Awards

2020 - Mining and extractives reporting

Best Mining and extractives report of the year

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Uganda National Journalism Awards

2020 - Investigative Journalist of the year

2nd place Investigative journalist of the year

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