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The mood of fear has once again reasserted itself in Ugandan society.
This comes mainly ahead of the general elections due in 2011. Timothy Kalyegira looks at why?
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The Brilliant press secretary to Ugandan president Yoweri Kaguta Museveni last week repeated his argument that most Ugandan journalists are actually political activists disguised in the media.
John Tamale Mirundi, who is a former journalist known for...
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The denial by both government of Uganda and the opposition groups to a would-be power sharing agrrement in case no side got the necessary percentage (51%) needed to win the election, is a sign of immature politics that continues to elude Uganda.
A meeting of the Uganda Parliamentary public accounts committee probing the 2007 Common Wealth Heads Of Government Meeting (CHOGM) expenditure yesterday ended prematurely after MPs clashed over evidence about the ownership of the companies that supplied...
The year 2009 shall be best remembered as the ‘Black Year’ in the media fraternity in Uganda and the reasons for this have always been certain.
The last time I spoke with the Weekly Message´s ‘Hardthought’ Columnist and also...
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Journalists in developing countries have one common problem with governments.....persecution! And then, when the journalists are persecuted, it obviously become media censorship.
However, the reason why most African government have always taken the...
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