Musinguzi Blanshe
Musinguzi is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. He was awarded Africa Investigative Journalist of the Year at the 2024 Africa Investigative Journalism Conference for a series of investigative articles on how Congo’s timber is illegally smuggled into East Africa. He has been a correspondent for The Africa Report. His work has been published by The New York Times, Jeune Afrique, the Pulitzer Center, Rest of World, Al Jazeera, Reuters, Mongabay, among other outlets.
Can Survival and Wildlife Protection Coexist in Central Africa?
By Musinguzi Blanshe
May 5, 2026
Malaria Shaped Where Early Humans Lived in Africa
By Musinguzi Blanshe
April 27, 2026
Planetary Health: Why The Future of Human Well-Being Depends on the Planet
By Musinguzi Blanshe
April 25, 2026
Farming Expansion In Africa Found To Both Cool And Heat Land
By Musinguzi Blanshe
April 16, 2026
Uganda Chimpanzee Split: How Friends Turned Against Each Other in a Rare Animal “Civil War”
By Musinguzi Blanshe
April 10, 2026
Climate Change is Disrupting Africa’s Food Systems
By Musinguzi Blanshe
April 2, 2026
Centuries of Gene Mixing Made African Cattle More Resilient
By Musinguzi Blanshe
March 29, 2026
Study Reveals Gradual Evolution of Early Human Tools in Southern Africa
By Musinguzi Blanshe
March 23, 2026
Why Many Children in Sub-Saharan Africa Are Still Missing the Polio Vaccine
By Musinguzi Blanshe
March 16, 2026