Milton Allimadi
 Milton Allimadi       (journalist, editor) | |
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| Nationality | Ugandan |
| Alma mater | Syracuse University, Columbia University |
| Founder of | Black Star News |
Founder/editor of Black Star News, which broke the news of Sunny Sheu's murder. | |
Milton Allimadi's Black Star News broke the news of the murder of Sunny Sheu.
Background
He studied journalism first at Syracuse University, then at Columbia University.
Career
He was a freelance repotrer for the New York Times from 1993-1995. He was Deputy Editor, of The City Sun from 1995-1997. In 1997 he founded The Black Star News two colleagues (Mana Kasongo and Ben Otunu) with savings and seed funding from Bill Cosby.
Activities
He petitioned against Sam Kutesa becoming President of the United Nations General Assembly, alleging homophobia and corruption.[1]
He wrote "The Hearts of Darkness, How White Writers Created the Racist Image of Africa."[2]
He teaches journalism regularly.
Allegation
In 2017, a website published the text of letter from Edward Manfredonia, Financial Reporter, dated 11 July 2011. The text "will detail the past criminal activity of Sunny Sheu[sic.]- criminal activity, which is known to Milton Allimadi, but which criminal activity Allimadi has chosen to ignore. In Allimadi’s series of articles there were several salient facts about Shue (Sheu) that Allimadi neglected to mention." He misspells the name of Sunny Sheu throughout the claim that "Shue had earned millions of dollars in export-import. And Shue (Sheu) had not paid taxes on this income."[3]
