Mr. Philip

Mr. Philip Matogo

Mr. Philip Matogo

Managing Director and Head of Content.
Mr. Philip Matogo is a trained journalist, published author with experience in writing for several newspapers and magazines as well editing online publications which enjoy wide circulation such The Daily Monitor and Pulse Uganda.

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Reviewer, Writer, poet, Critict

Philip Matogo is a prominent Ugandan poet, book critic, humorist, and newspaper columnist based in Kampala. He is widely recognized for his regular socio-political commentaries, literary reviews, and op-eds published in major regional publications like the Daily Monitor and Pulse Ug.

Literary Contributions & Career

    • Published Books: He authored the poetry collections Fabric of Grey and Whispers in the Sky. He also published A License To Phil, which showcases his distinct humorous and satirical style.
    • Anthologies & Features: Beyond books, his verse is featured in various global journals and international poetry anthologies.
    • Leadership Roles: He serves as an Ex Officio Judge for the prestigious Dr. Ivan Edwards Poetry Award and curates the Songs of Kiguli project. Through these initiatives, he mentors and advocates for emerging young writers across Africa and the United States.
    • Media & Copywriting: Outside of pure literature, he works as a professional copywriter, digital accounts manager, and senior editor. He has written across multiple continental platforms including Muwado, Pulse, and This Is Africa.
Philip Matogo is a prominent Ugandan poet, book critic, humorist, and newspaper columnist based in Kampala. He is widely recognized for his regular socio-political commentaries, literary reviews, and op-eds published in major regional publications like the Daily Monitor.

Academic Background
He holds an MA in Arts from Kampala International University and pursued earlier studies at Makerere University. His diverse secondary education spans notable institutions including King’s College Budo in Uganda, The Grange School Limuru in Kenya, and the International School of Tanganyika.