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Deputy Speaker asks journalist who distorted his video to apologise

Published by The Independent Uganda By The Independent · 21 October 2026 at 18:36
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Deputy Speaker asks journalist who distorted his video to apologise
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Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | The Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa, has asked a journalist who edited and shared a misleading version of his remarks about nurses to issue a public apology. Addressing Parliament on Wednesday, Tayebwa explained that John Paul Sewaduka, a journalist accredited to Parliament and working with CBS FM, … The post Deputy Speaker asks journalist who distorted his video to

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