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Former NBS TV news anchor Solomon Serwanjja contests for LC1 seat in Mukono

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
July 23, 2026
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Investigative journalist and former NBS Television news anchor Solomon Serwanjja is seeking to become the LC1 chairperson of Bamutakudde Village in Ddundu Parish, Kyampisi Subcounty, Mukono District.

Serwanjja announced his bid through his verified X account, where he shared a campaign poster carrying the slogan “Obwerufu n’Ekulakulana”, which translates to “Transparency and Development.”

The upcoming LC1 elections are scheduled for Tuesday, 28 July 2026. Unlike other elections, voters will choose their preferred candidates by lining up behind them.

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The LC1 chairperson is the head of the Local Council I, the lowest level of local government in Uganda. The position involves overseeing grassroots administration, helping resolve community disputes and supporting security and development initiatives at village level.

Serwanjja left NBS Television in 2021 after six years at the broadcaster. He is currently the Executive Director of the African Institute for Investigative Journalism.

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