Raziah Athman is an award-winning journalist, she was Africanews’ Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Head of English edition of the channel but now produces news for Vision Group TV platforms, newspaper and podcasts. 

She started her journalistic career back in 2006 in Uganda working for the various Read moremedia outlets, such as the Giraffe, which she established herself, but also Voice of Teso and Urban TV as a producer, reporter and presenter. 

She also freelanced as an international correspondent for TRT World, Africanews and reported for the BBC World Service under the Africa Partnership Project.

At Africanews, Raziah managed the English language team - taking editorial responsibility for all content on both TV and online, in addition to working on her own reportage. Her report on aviation in Africa “Young Women Fly High in a Male Dominated Field” won the television reporting UMWA Gender Award, and “Kibiro Salt Mines Crumbling Due to Effects of Climate Change” won a honorary mention for 2023 ACME environmental reporting award. 

She is a regular moderator at panels and interviewer of prominent political and cultural figures, including the president of Rwanda Paul Kagame, the President of Uganda Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, as well as singing sensation Jose Chameleone.

Raziah is the founder of #UgandaReading, a movement promoting a strong reading culture across Africa.

She holds a master’s degree in Media Leadership and Innovation from Aga Khan University, and a bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication from Kampala International University.

Halima Athumani is a seasoned freelance journalist based in Uganda, with a rich background in radio, television, and multimedia reporting. With over 13 years of experience in the field, she has made significant contributions to various international media outlets, including Voice of America's Read moreAfrica desk for both radio and television, US-based National Public Radio, and as the podcast host of an ongoing war crimes trial in Sweden. Athumani's work has been featured on platforms such as SciDev.Net and she has also produced content for Public Radio International-America Abroad Media, BBC, and podcasts for the University of Cambridge.

Before her international engagements, Athumani honed her skills in local Ugandan media, working with 93.3 KFM from 2006 to 2009 and the Uganda Radio Network-News Agency from 2010 to 2014. Her foray into television journalism began in 2016 with an investigative piece titled "Uganda's Health Pyramids," which aired on Al Jazeera's People and Power, supported by Banyak Films-UK. This marked the start of her impactful storytelling through visual media, which has since included special assignments and documentaries.

Beyond her reporting, Athumani has played a crucial role as a fixer, collaborating with renowned photographers and filmmakers from National Geographic, BBC, and other international production crews from Japan and Germany. Her local production work includes "The Messenger" (2021) and a BBC documentary series on farming in Uganda (2018-2019). Athumani's journalism provides a window into the social, political, and cultural landscapes of Sub-Saharan Africa, with a focus on Uganda and Kenya. Her reporting delves into topics such as education, the illegal ivory trade, women's writing groups, and innovative health initiatives, offering a nuanced perspective on the challenges and transformations within East African communities.

Mugume Davis Rwakaringi is a seasoned multimedia journalist based in Kampala, Uganda, with a broad range of expertise covering business, art, sports, health, agriculture, and various social, economic, and political topics. His work extends beyond Uganda, as he actively reports from other East Read moreAfrican nations, including South Sudan and Rwanda. As a multimedia reporter, Rwakaringi adeptly crafts stories that resonate with audiences across different sectors.

With a particular proficiency in technology journalism, Rwakaringi offers in-depth analysis and guidance on web hosting and domain transfers. His articles are known for their detailed insights into the manual processes of transferring domains to registrars or hosting companies, and he provides readers with clear instructions on navigating the complexities of payment plans and money-back guarantees. His expertise is further highlighted through his coverage of domain transfers to well-known hosting providers such as GoDaddy.

In addition to his reporting, Rwakaringi is skilled in producing vox pops, which are short interviews with members of the public. He is also available to work as a fixer, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the local scene to assist foreign journalists and media crews in navigating the East African media landscape. His multifaceted skills and experience make him a valuable contributor to the field of journalism and media.

Nelson Walozi is a young dynamic video journalist and fixer based in Kampala, Uganda with 9-10 years of experience. My motivation is telling the video story/narrative. Excellent story pitching and approach techniques. A great eye for detail and very conscious of time. Always on location, very swift Read moreyet creative. Somebody to work with in Uganda, Walozi can compile a great final cut for you on time.

Darren Allan Kyeyune is a broadcast and print journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He has written, filmed, produced and reported on over 10000 stories across 15 countries in the world over the past decade for regional, continental and global platforms such as Daily Monitor in Uganda, Daily Nation Read morein Kenya, NTV Uganda, NTV Kenya, NBS Television in Uganda, SuperSport, BBC World Service, CNN International, TRT World, Deutsche Welle, Africanews and Euronews among others.

As an investigative journalist, my passion is to delve deep, unraveling the truth with a balance of creativity and diligence. My stories are not only well-researched, accurate, and informative but also engaging and insightful. What sets me apart is my ability to quickly grasp new concepts, analyze Read morethem, and effectively communicate them with clarity.

I specialize in reporting on a broad spectrum of issues; from social and economic to humanitarian and environmental, as well as religious and political matters. My focus, however, is primarily on the African continent. My work, which is a testament to my unwavering determination and commitment to be the first with news from Africa, has been featured on renowned platforms like Aljazeera English, African Arguments, Mongabay, DevelopmentAid , Zenger News, Huffington Post, Earth Island Journal, All Africa, The London Evening Post, Investigator Uganda, Informer East Africa, and more.

Meeting deadlines is not just a priority for me, it's a testament to my professionalism and dedication to my craft. So, when you're looking for stories that offer an in-depth perspective on Africa, you can count on me to deliver.

I enjoys media interviews, press trips and assignments, working in war torn areas, researching and investigating on current issues arising in the media.
He is always available for Freelance Work and respects the deadlines.

David Tumusiime is a writer based in Kampala, Uganda. He has been a multi-media content creator for much of the decade he has practiced. 

Tumusiime has been the editor of The Nile Post website, a company under Next Media as well as for Uganda Radio Network, Uganda's only news agency. Tumusiime Read morehas worked in print and audio formats. He has been a reporter and features writer for Uganda's leading big three newspapers, The New Vision, Daily Monitor and The Observer. 

In his time with the newspapers, Tumusiime pioneered in depth feature writing with The New Vision and Daily Monitor. Tumusiime developed into an experienced cultural journalist who has extensive knowledge of the Ugandan cultural and entertainment scene. Tumusiime’s years of active reporting as a journalist for Uganda’s leading newspapers gave him unprecedented opportunity to interact and gain access to Uganda’s cultural elite and arbiters. 

In addition to his journalism career, Tumusiime is a respected creative writer. His short stories regularly published in The East African magazine. His short stories have also been published in Kwani? In addition, Tumusiime has been a regular blogger www.madandcrazy.blogspot.com. 

His other passion is photography.

Daniel Ecwalu is the upcoming producer, director, production technician, cinematographer and photographer and is celebrating his success in script writing under Watoto Communications department. He is a quite, creative and motivational person whose messages are current, meaningful and inspiring

Joseph Elunya is currently pursuing MA in Digital Journalism from Aga Khan Graduate School of Media & Communications. 
He has more than 17 years’ experience in Journalism. His past work experience include News Editor Voice of Teso Radio Station in Uganda, Eastern Uganda, Bureau Chief for the Read moreInstitute of War and Peace Reporting, Uganda Radio Network, Country Bureau Chief the Continent Observer and risk consultant Africa Risk Consulting.
Joseph has also been a Correspondent with Radio Netherlands and Africa Science Focus

Ezaruku Draku Franklin is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda.