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Kenneth Kazibwe

  • Investigative Ugandan Journalist, Nile Post
Kampala, Uganda
As seen in: Nile Post, MSN, AllAfrica, Energy Central, Chimp Reports, Dehai News, The Black Examiner
Ugandan journalist working with @nilepostnews, a company of @nextmediaug

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Uganda Tourism Association Backs Roosevelt Africa Trail

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By Kenneth Kazibwe
| Nile Post Verified
Hot Topics NRM King Oyo Tooro Kingdom UPDF nup Museveni Yoweri Museveni electoral commission By Kenneth Kazibwe | Tuesday, September 15, 2026 Share WhatsApp Facebook X LinkedIn Telegram Email The Uganda Tourism Association (UTA), the umbrella body for Uganda’s private tourism sector, has backed the Roosevelt Africa Trail (RAT), positioning the initiative as an opportunity to develop a sustainable heritage tourism product capable of attracting visitors, stimulating investment, creating jobs...
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Masaka :Kakunyu Residents Raise Extortion, Corruption Concerns Over PDM

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By Kenneth Kazibwe
| Nile Post Verified
Residents of Kakunyu Parish in Bukoto Sub-County in Masaka district have raised concerns over alleged extortion, corruption and other irregularities in the implementation of the Parish Development Model (PDM). The concerns were raised during an open community Baraza held by the Minister of State for Local Government, Justine Nameere Nsubuga, which provided residents with an opportunity to directly engage with the Minister and highlight challenges affecting the implementation of PDM in the parish.
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Qcil Calls for Stronger Uganda–Nigeria Collaboration to Boost Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

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By Kenneth Kazibwe
| Nile Post Verified
Quality Chemical Industries Limited (Qcil) has called for stronger collaboration between Uganda and Nigeria to expand pharmaceutical manufacturing, strengthen regional supply chains and improve access to quality-assured medicines across Africa. The call was made during the Uganda–Nigeria Business Forum and Exhibition in Kampala, where government representatives, investors and business leaders explored opportunities to deepen trade, investment and industrial cooperation between the two countries.
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