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Philip Alinaffe is a journalist based in Kampala, Uganda. Gained instruction in a 'Massive Online Open Course'- ("MOOC") that was developed by the University of Pennsylvania ("UPenn") and sponsored by the Department of State, 18th May 2020 (Digital Badge and Certificate). Passed the Course with flying colors and while the skills gained could be put to use, this Community and the world would stand to gain more if this writer deploys his natural leadership talent and managerial skills as a FIXER. FIXER. Chiefly, but among other things, to put together a group of trusted journalists that can be deployed for any assignment. NOTE: 1. While I selected 9 areas- hereunder, these should be perceived as areas where I am knowledgeable and would feel very comfortable directing and deploying an individual journalist or team of journalists. 2. Be that as it may, I have submitted work samples that demonstrate my ability to be assigned to: writing content, photography, audio and video interviews (in the latter two cases done with the simplest of technologies- meaning it would be of higher quality with acquisition of better equipment). CONCLUSION: Open to both working in the categories in (2) above but also to being a Fixer- if the Contracts and modalities between myself, journalist(s) and PayDesk are clear.

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This interview was carried out on June 1st 2020. Location: Kiteetikka village, near Kampala UGANDA. Subject: Prof. Edmund Mugabi Bukenya Subject Matter: Coping thru the Lockdown. Insights and Lessons Learned.

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Prof. Edmund Mugabi Bukenya at his home in Kiteetikka, near Kampala. This was taken after the audio interview.

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Kalerwe Market. The other side of the road.

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The Easing of Lockdown Measures in Kampala, Uganda. Location: Kalerwe Market, one of the 5 major markets of Uganda's capital- Kampala. Photo shows one side of a two-way street on the Gayaza Road/Kibe Road (corner). Notes: Lessons learned? None.

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This link to my blog, introduces you to my Online written material. Alot of topics are yet to be transferred from elsewhere to this medium. Didn't think much of blogging until I was prompted by PayDesk and research- where I discovered it's importance.

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