Bikeke Saimon is a dedicated journalist and founder of the Umbrella for Journalists in Kasese, an organization committed to promoting media excellence in the Rwenzori sub-region of Uganda. With a passion for investigative and environmental journalism, human rights, and accountability, Saimon has made significant contributions to various media outlets, including Kasese Guide Radio, Uganda Broadcasting Corporation Ngeya FM, State News Publication, The Sunrise Newspaper, and Uganda Radio Network. His reporting often tackles critical social issues, such as the severe water contamination in the Nyamwamba valley due to waste from the Kilembe mines, and the social challenges like rampant alcoholism in Mahango sub-county, which lead to school dropouts and child marriages.

Saimon's commitment to his craft and his community has earned him recognition as one of the 100 Most Positively Inspiring African Youths (100 MPIAY) in 2017, an award that underscores his positive impact through journalism. In 2022, he was selected as an Accountapreneur fellow by Accountability Lab Cohort, further highlighting his dedication to fostering transparency and accountability. As an Independent Member of the Institute of Community Reporters at People's Voice Media, Saimon continues to use his platform to call for government intervention and educational efforts to address the pressing issues facing his community.

Through his investigative work, Saimon not only raises awareness but also drives change in public health and economic development within Kasese District. His articles serve as a catalyst for action, urging both local and national authorities to engage in meaningful dialogue and implement solutions to improve the lives of the people in the region. Saimon's journalism is a testament to the power of media in effecting social change and advocating for the well-being of communities.