David Vosh Ajuna is a journalist at Nation Media Group (NMG). He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, government and politics, as well as security and law enforcement, with a keen focus on the intersections of media and public policy. David's work has been featured in The Citizen Newspaper, Monitor Publications Limited, NationAfrica, and The EastAfrican.
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By: David Vosh Ajuna, Elizabeth Kamurungi
The remains of Tooro King [Omukama] Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV will arrive in Uganda on Friday morning, setting in motion nine days of official mourning ahead of his burial in Fort Portal on September 12.
By: David Vosh Ajuna, Elizabeth Kamurungi
Caption for the landscape image: What you need to know:
By: Elizabeth Kamurungi, DAVID VOSH AJUNA
King Oyo will be buried at the royal mausoleum in Karambi
By: David Vosh Ajuna
Former intelligence operative and political commentator Charles Rwomushana was picked up by armed men in plainclothes while appearing on a radio talk show at Radio Simba in Kampala on Saturday.
By: DAVID VOSH AJUNA
The crash comes amid growing concern over the involvement of Sinotruks in road crashes
By: DAVID VOSH AJUNA
Kemigisa did not directly comment on the succession controversy during her remarks
By: DAVID VOSH AJUNA
King Oyo was confident of recovery before sudden health deterioration
By: DAVID VOSH AJUNA
Best Kemigisa and her only surviving child, Princess Ruth Komuntale, avoided discussing the succession issue in their funeral remarks
By: David Vosh Ajuna
What you need to know: Best Kemigisa did not directly comment on the succession controversy during her tribute.
By: DAVID VOSH AJUNA
His interment took place unusually in the evening, contrary to cultural norms
