Colleagues at BBS TV remembered him as a journalist who upheld the values of integrity, accuracy, and impactful storytelling, qualities that helped define his reputation within Uganda’s media industry.
BBS Television journalist Joseph Sseruwooza has passed away. Sseruwooza died on the morning of June 19, 2026, at approximately 6:30 a.m. while receiving treatment at Mulago National Referral Hospital.
According to family members and colleagues, he succumbed to complications linked to a blood clot that was reportedly associated with ulcers.
His death has sent shockwaves across Uganda’s media fraternity, where he was widely respected for his professionalism, dedication to accurate reporting, and ability to connect with audiences.
Throughout his career at BBS Television, Sseruwooza became a familiar face to viewers, covering a diverse range of stories and bringing attention to issues affecting communities across the country. His commitment to public service journalism earned him admiration from colleagues and the public alike.
Fellow journalists described him as hardworking, humble, and supportive, noting that he was always willing to mentor and guide young reporters entering the profession.
Colleagues at BBS TV remembered him as a journalist who upheld the values of integrity, accuracy, and impactful storytelling, qualities that helped define his reputation within Uganda’s media industry.
Following news of his passing, tributes poured in from journalists, media practitioners, friends, and viewers, many praising his contribution to journalism and the positive influence he had on those around him.
Sseruwooza’s death marks a significant loss to Uganda’s media landscape, where he dedicated years to informing the public and amplifying community voices through his work.
By press time, the family had not yet announced funeral and burial arrangements.
He leaves behind a legacy of dedicated journalism, mentorship, and service that will be remembered by colleagues, friends, and audiences for years to come.
