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.

Ebola’s Psychological Trauma: An Epidemic No One Treats?

By Musinguzi Blanshe

July 21, 2025

What do we learn from an ancient Egyptian’s DNA?

By Musinguzi Blanshe

July 14, 2025

Africa’s climate emergency: the drought that won’t end

By Musinguzi Blanshe

July 7, 2025

Dear Africans, Protect Wetlands

By Musinguzi Blanshe

July 2, 2025

Lessons from the Past: How ancient Africans adapted to climate change

By Musinguzi Blanshe

June 30, 2025

Malaria Outbreaks in Africa Could Worsen with Climate Change

By Musinguzi Blanshe

June 23, 2025

Biotech and the African plate: what do you think of GMOs?

By Musinguzi Blanshe

June 9, 2025

A Mother’s Death, a Continent’s Burden: Tackling NTDs in Africa

By Musinguzi Blanshe

June 6, 2025

Not The Enemy: Snakes Can Be Saviors

By Musinguzi Blanshe

May 26, 2025

Africa 2024: A Continent Under Heat and Floods

By Musinguzi Blanshe

May 19, 2025