news 18 June 2026 Nile Post
BBS Television Journalist Joseph Seruwooza Passes Away
The Ugandan media landscape is in mourning following the death of veteran BBS Television journalist Joseph Seruwooza. He passed away at Mulago National Referral Hospital after a period of illness. Source: https://nilepost.co.ug/news/349765/bbs-journalist-joseph-seruwooza-dies-at-mulago-hospital
Joseph Seruwooza, a respected journalist with BBS Television, has died. He passed away on the morning of June 19, 2026, at Mulago National Referral Hospital, where he had been undergoing treatment.
Sources close to the family indicate that Seruwooza’s death resulted from complications stemming from a blood clot, which was reportedly connected to ulcers. His passing has sent shockwaves through the journalism community in Uganda.
Seruwooza was widely recognized for his commitment to accurate reporting, his professionalism, and his ability to connect with audiences across the country. During his tenure at BBS Television, he became a familiar face, covering a diverse range of stories and bringing attention to issues affecting various communities.
Colleagues remember Seruwooza not only for his dedication to integrity and effective storytelling but also as a supportive mentor. Many aspiring journalists found guidance from his experience and willingness to share his knowledge, contributing significantly to the development of talent within the industry.
An outpouring of tributes has followed the news of his death, with many praising his contributions to public service journalism and the positive impact he had on those around him. His legacy is one of dedicated service and mentorship that will continue to be remembered by the media fraternity and the public he served.
Funeral and burial arrangements are expected to be announced by the family. Details on when and where services will be held have not yet been released. He leaves behind a void in Uganda’s media landscape.
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