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Browsing by Author "Namiti, Musaazi"

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    Anita Among probe:
    (Daily Monitor., 2026-05-30) Namiti, Musaazi
    In June 2024, I wrote an article for this newspaper with the headline: 'Always laugh at people who think NRM can fight corruption.' President Museveni had delivered his state-of-the- National Address and reiterated his "commitment" to fighting corruption.
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    Chris Obore false claim and what it teaches journalists.
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-04-25) Namiti, Musaazi
    Imagine you are speaking to a head teacher who says his school has no student called Kaizeyo Uvugeyo. If you believed that Uvugeyo is a student at the head teacher’s school, you are going to conclude you were wrong. The answer is that appearances are deceptive, as examples I have cited here amply illustrate. In fact, these examples are the reasons why, in this day and age when information can look/sound correct but is false, you have to verify, double-check, and ask the question many rarely ask: How do I know what I know is entirely true?
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    Is Kaziimba paying the price for his recent comments?
    (Daily Monitor, 2026-05-09) Namiti, Musaazi
    The barrage of insults hurled at the Archbishop of the Church of Uganda Stephen Kaziimba, at a church service in Boston, Massachusetts, leaves no one in doubt that some Ugandans are very angry with him. The Church tried to play down the incident, calling it a "brief disruption caused by a small group of individuals who have not yet been identified".
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