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Douglas Mubiru
Verified
Production Journalist, New Vision Uganda
Kampala
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Biography
I joined journalism in December 2019 up to date and I chose my profession to let you know the truth and reality. I have been involved in some of the biggest news stories in Uganda, these have been about Police, corrupt officials and convicted criminals. In my journalism, I put effort into presenting simple incidents most interestingly. I'm objective and write for a purpose. I have a Diploma and a Bachelors degree in journalism and mass communication, all from Kampala University. I work for The New Vision, a Ugandan English-language newspaper published daily in print form and online.
Health , Politics , Court Reporting , Crime , Interviews , Investigations
Content
By Douglas Mubiru Verified| New Vision Uganda Verified ____________________A 45-year-old woman has been sentenced to one year and 11 months in prison after the Lira Magistrates' Court in Lira City, Lira district, found her guilty of six counts of obtaining money by false pretence. Chief Magistrate Joe Fay Adoko handed down the sentence to Sarah Atim, the chairperson of Ipito Aweno Savings and Credit Co-operative Union in the city's west division, on Monday, March 10, 2025.
By Douglas Mubiru Verified| New Vision Uganda Verified Three senior Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) officers have been arraigned before the General Court Martial (GCM) at Makindye in Kampala, charged and remanded over the Forces’ aircraft crash in Somalia. The officers are RO/08916 Col George Buga Andruga, 51, a UPDF senior officer and former Commanding Officer Aviation III Unit of UPDF and RO/11503 Maj.
By Douglas Mubiru Verified| New Vision Uganda Verified ____________________A 45-year-old woman has been sentenced to one year and 11 months in prison after the Lira Magistrates' Court in Lira City, Lira district, found her guilty of six counts of obtaining money by false pretence. Chief Magistrate Joe Fay Adoko handed down the sentence to Sarah Atim, the chairperson of Ipito Aweno Savings and Credit Co-operative Union in the city's west division, on Monday, March 10, 2025.
Company Info
New Vision Uganda