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Alan Kasujja

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  • Host, Africa Daily Podcast, Africa Daily
  • Senior Broadcast Journalist, BBC
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Lead Presenter BBC News•Host Africa Daily Podcast• Storyteller•Awards• Polyglot• Moderator Extraordinaire• Autodidact•100 Most Influential Africans 2023.
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Kenya's top judge: No-one has ever tried to bribe me

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By Alan Kasujja Verified, Basillioh Rukanga
| Yahoo Verified
Martha Koome says the attacks are "total misogyny" [Zakheem Rajan] Kenya’s most senior judge has hit out following recent allegations of corruption and incompetence within the judiciary. "In all these 22 years I’ve been a judge and a chief justice, nobody has ever approached me with a bribe. I would have them arrested," Martha Koome told the BBC.
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Tabitha Chawinga: Serie A's top goalscorer last season on the adversity she faced in Malawi

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By Alan Kasujja Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Malawi star Tabitha Chawinga has told the BBC her mother used to beat her for playing football. Chawinga, 27, was the top scorer in Serie A last season with 23 goals while on loan at Inter Milan from Chinese side Wuhan Jianghan. The striker first hit the big time with Kvarnsvedens IK in Sweden's top flight but said the road to success was a long one. "My mum beat me because she was embarrassed," Chawinga told BBC World Service podcast Africa Daily.
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Africa Daily, Do young Nigerians have the power to change their country?

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By Alan Kasujja Verified
Polls open for Nigeria’s presidential and parliamentary election next week Africa Daily The country has the largest number of young people anywhere in the world- over 60% of Nigerians are under the age of 30 In nine days polls open for Nigeria’s presidential and parliamentary elections.One of Nigeria’s most important demographics is young people.The country has the largest number of young people anywhere in the world- over 60% of Nigerians are under the age of 30.Africa Daily’s Alan Kasujja...
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