NBS TV's Investigate reporter and anchor Solomon Sserwanjja has become the second ugandan to win the BBC Komla Dumor Award after Nancy Kacungira won it in 2015.
The BBC Komla Dumor Award honors Komla Dumor who was a presenter for BBC world news and died suddenly aged 41 in 2014.
Solomon won the award basing on the reports he has done which put up an impact on a number of people and is to spend the next 3 months at BBC in London.
"Komla reporting made a huge impact with audiences all over the world, and we're excited to have Solomon at the BBC, to harness Komla's commitment to telling African Stories". Part of the statement from BBC read.
Solomon Sserwanjja's victory comes months after his report " Stealing from the sick" on Ugandan medics who sell government drugs which are provided freely to fight Malaria.
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