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Pat Robert Larubi

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Covers:  News, Business, Health, Life Style, Politics, Disaster, Travel and Education News
Doesn't Cover: Race
An experienced Broadcast & Multimedia Journalist | Media Trainer | Rights Activist | Event Moderator | Philanthropist and a father based in Northern Uganda.

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Pat Robert LARUBI is an independent investigative journalist, a professional photographer, television news and documentary film producer. A mental health advocate, an award-winning disability and human rights activist with a focus on public safety, inclusion and equality.

In 2018, Pat scooped an award for his outstanding and exemplary positive portrayal of persons with disability in the media organized by the East African Centre for Disability Law and Policy. Winner of 2017, 3rd place best por…

Pat Robert Larubi’s Journalist Portfolio

LOOMING HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AS SUDANESE FLEE TO UGANDA

LOOMING HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AS SUDANESE FLEE TO UGANDA

Humanitarian agencies have expressed concern over the continued influx of South Sudanese asylum seekers into …

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14,337 Flee from South Sudan

14,337 Flee from South Sudan

The effect of the South Sudan war continues to intensify as national flee the country for their dear life!

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President Yoweri Museveni warned on signing Anti-Gay Bill

President Yoweri Museveni warned on signing Anti-Gay Bill

The United Nations human rights office has urged President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni to "cheer on" homosexuality…

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Teachers take salary demand fight to north

Teachers take salary demand fight to north

National In Summary National Organisation of Trade Unions meets Unatu representatives from Acholi and Langi s…

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Teachers take salary demand fight to north

Teachers take salary demand fight to north

National In Summary National Organisation of Trade Unions meets Unatu representatives from Acholi and Langi s…

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LOOMING HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AS SUDANESE FLEE TO UGANDA

LOOMING HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AS SUDANESE FLEE TO UGANDA

Humanitarian agencies have expressed concern over the continued influx of South Sudanese asylum seekers into …

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Articles

NANDALA MAFABI FDC’S STALLWORTH NOMINATED TO RUN FOR PRESIDENCY

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By Pat Robert Larubi
| thenilecast.co.ug
The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) Secretary General, James Nathan Nandala Mafabi, was formally nominated at 10:25am on Wednesday, becoming the fourth presidential candidate for Uganda’s January 2026 elections. Accompanied by his wife, Flora, Mafabi was assigned a security detail and a campaign vehicle before addressing supporters.
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GOBS FOUNDATION ALLAN TENYWA POWERS UP COMMUNITIES IN BUIKWE, MUKONO WITH CLEAN WATER

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By Pat Robert Larubi
| thenilecast.co.ug
BUIKWE, UGANDA – Thousands of residents in Buikwe and parts of Mukono District will now have access to safe and reliable water supply following the extension of a 2 km electric power line to supplement on the available solar power plant under GOBS Children’s Foundation. The facility, which sits on an acre of land, is now equipped with electric and solar-powered pumps, a water purifier, and a large storage reservoir capable of supplying over 60,000 cubic litres of clean water daily.
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They're trying to cure nodding syndrome. First they need to zero in on the cause

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By Sam Schramski, Pat Robert Larubi
| Connecticut Public Verified
Ventorina Aculu, a mother of eight in her 60s, says she is proud to have given birth to her many children. Her distress only set in with her last two, both sons and now adults. Omac Alfred and Kibwota Johnson, both in their 20s, began to show signs of a rare disease in their infancy — a little understood neurologic condition characterized by repetitive head nodding and accompanied by a raft of other grave symptoms — which has now haunted the family for two decades. "I don't know what I am treating.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering parliamentary session as a news reporter

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No

How is social media changing news?

It gives breaking news instantly though more realistic side needs to be researched

Awards

BEST STUDENTS AWARDS

2012 - Academic excerlency