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Olive Nakatudde

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Olive Nakatudde is a URN journalist based in Kampala. Nakatudde has been a URN staff member since 2013.

Nakatudde started out in journalism in 2009 with Dembe FM radio in Kampala. In 2012, Nakatudde joined Voice of Africa as a political reporter. She has been a photographer since her journalism school days at Makerere University.



Nakatudde is interested in good governance and public policy, which she reports on intensively from the Uganda Parliament. She is a keen follower of cultural affairs in Buganda Kingdom and covers the kingdom\'s Lukiiko (parliament). Nakatudde also reports on education and health.

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13:17
13:17

Moses Banja Elected Bishop of Namirembe Diocese 2 Top story

Currently, the Archdeacon of Luzira Archdeaconry, Ven. Canon Banja,59, will be consecrated and enthroned as the 6th Bishop of Namirembe on December, 10th, 2023 at St Paul's Cathedral, Namirembe. Banja was ordained in 1996 and priested in 1998.
17:47
17:47

EU, UNHCR Enter Partnership Worth UGX 78.2b for Refugee Response Refugees 1

The multi-year program partnership is worth 78.2 billion Shillings, part of which, the European Union (EU) has this year allocated 26 billion Shillings.
08:55
08:55

Parliament Accountability Committees to Scrutinize Report on Treasury Memoranda 1 2

The treasury memoranda is a report made to Parliament by the Executive highlighting actions taken on recommendations made in reports passed and adopted by Parliament.
23:15
23:15

NIRA Yet To Commence Mass Enrollment Due To Funding 1

NIRA says that with the absence of a budget approved in 2022 worth 666.8 billion Shillings to install the National Security Information System (NSIS), the mass enrolment remains pending.
08:19
08:19

U.S. Ambassador Shares Hopes and Dreams for Uganda’s Future in Farewell Op-ed 1

"My tour started just prior to the presidential elections, when 54 people were killed by security forces. To this day, there has been no accountability for their deaths," writes the U.S Ambassador to Uganda, Natalie E. Brown.
11:44
11:44

Ugandan Wins U.S. Leadership Impact Award 1

Smart Girls Uganda innovated a water-proof Solar Smart Bag that includes reusable sanitary pads and a solar panel that charges a light bulb to enable girls to stay safe while walking to school, read at night, and in turn enable young girls to stay in school.
18:07
18:07

Road Rehabilitation Grant Should Be Managed by URF-Speaker Among Uganda Road Fund 1

Government allocated 1 billion Shillings for each district, 10 cities and 31 municipalities in a bid to improve the condition of roads. The Speaker said the respective administrative units must ensure prudent and accountable utilization of the disbursed funds in line with guidelines of the Road Fund.