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Nangayi Guyson

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 them, 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.

 
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As communities and small businesses are cleared from environmentally precious zones, big companies expand unabated.

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Why are Uganda's schools disappearing? Government investigators claim land ministries are giving public school land to private developers

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Born-again churches in Africa are becoming ever more popular, politically powerful, and lucrative. But criticism may also be growing.

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Wealthy and elite individuals with strong political and economic ties main drivers of deforestation

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Women give life and so to put the most private symbols of motherhood into the public arena is to negate that life and to say those in power are dead to society.”

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