Henry Lutaaya

Henry Lutaaya is the editor of The Sunrise, Uganda’s leading weekly newspaper. He has been working in this position for the past ten years, focusing on topics such as agriculture, energy and human rights.

Lakes in the Western Rift of the Great Rift Valley: Lake Victoria, visible in the top centre, Kyoga, the lake above Victoria, Tanganyika, the oblong-shaped lake visible in the bottom left, Lake Albert, visible in the top left, Lake Edward, beneath Albert (photo: European Space Agency / Envisat)

Uganda and DRC are making big strides to resolve conflicts over fish in shared waters

25.08.2022 | Politics

re‹think the way we communicate

Cease nationalistic reporting, embrace diverse sources

9.03.2022 | Opinion

Erosion at the Mpanga River. (photo: The Niles / Henry Lutaaya)

re‹think the way we live & work

Water hostilities

23.02.2022 | Society

Dr. Michael Kizza, Deputy Executive Director, Nile Basin Initiative. (photo: The Niles / Henry Lutaaya)

re‹think policies & investments

Rethinking regional investments

11.02.2022 | Economy

Ronald Musoke (centre) receiving his award in Entebbe, Uganda. (photo: The Niles / Henry Lutaaya)

Winner Print | NMA 2021

A few words with Ronald Musoke

5.10.2021 | Society

Journalist covering the Nile Day celebrations in Khartoum, Sudan, on February 22, 2020. (photo: The Niles / Dominik Lehnert)

Editorial

Nile Media Awards champion professional, impactful reporting on Nile Basin issues

29.09.2021 | Society

A couple in Thiet, Tonj State, South Sudan, plough their field. (photo: The Niles | Ayuel Santino)

Basics

Invest more, modernise farming and open the borders to allow for food trade

15.12.2019 | Economy

A farmer in Karbab village, Darfur, July 3, 2014. (photo: UN Photo | Albert González Farran)

Basics

Help the smallholder farmer to end hunger in the Nile Basin

15.12.2019 | Politics

A shared destiny

10.08.2018 | Politics

Women and children carrying jerry cans filled with water. (photo: The Niles | Henry Lutaaya)

The answer beneath the earth

Can groundwater reserves solve water scarcity?

6.03.2018 | Politics