Sir Dean Lubowa Saava: is one of Uganda’s most respected investigative journalists, with over two decades of experience exposing serious crimes, corruption, and abuse of power. As the Founding Editorial Director and Chief Of Strategies at TV10 Gano Mazima – TMC Media Group Limited, he leads a team committed to fact-based, people-centered journalism. Known for his bold TV10 podcasts and documentaries, Dean has paid a personal price for standing by his principles, yet remains unwavering in his mission to speak truth to power. His work continues to inform, educate, and inspire Ugandans at home and in the diaspora.
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