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Navigating Repression, Economics, and Reform in Uganda’s Media Landscape

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Kampala, Uganda — Over nearly four decades of leadership under President Yoweri Museveni, Uganda’s media sector has evolved alongside the country’s political and economic trajectory. While the nation has expanded its communications infrastructure and diversified its media platforms, journalists continue to operate within a complex environment shaped by security concerns, regulatory pressures, and economic constraints.   Across the profession, reporters …

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Uganda’s Cosmetics Regulation and the Imperative of Relentless Enforcement

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Kampala, Uganda — In the capital’s busiest arcades, shelves glow with promise creams and soaps marketed for radiance, renewal, and transformation. Yet behind this aesthetic appeal lies a quieter contradiction. Some of these products were formally prohibited in 2023 by the Uganda National Bureau of Standards after laboratory analyses linked them to hazardous substances such as Hydroquinone and Mercury. The …

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Uganda’s Sports Brands at Risk Without IP Protection, URSB Cautions

Ugandas Sports Brands at Risk Without IP Protection URSB Cautions

Uganda’s Sports Brands at Risk Without IP Protection, URSB Cautions | Voice of Bugerere Home Sports Uganda’s Sports Brands at Risk Without IP Protection, URSB Cautions , https://voiceofbugerere.com/ugandas-sports-brands-at-risk-without-ip-protection-ursb-cautions/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=ugandas-sports-brands-at-risk-without-ip-protection-ursb-cautions

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Uganda Diaspora Voices Tackle Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill 2026 on XaveRadio Tonight 8pm » The Hoima Post –

Uganda Diaspora Voices Tackle Ugandas Sovereignty Bill 2026 on XaveRadio

In a powerful and timely discussion on the show “Diasporah Elders,” Male Deogratius and Alexander Luyima of African Descent Ontario convened on XaveRadio via www.xavieradioug.com to unpack one of the most controversial legislative proposals in Uganda today — the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026. Their conversation shines a spotlight on the far-reaching implications of the bill, particularly for Ugandans living …

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Uganda’s Political–Criminal Nexus Shapes Elections and Power » The Hoima Post –

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By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post Uganda’s electoral processes extend beyond mere balloting. Beneath the surface of political campaigns, an intricate web of political and coercive forces actively shapes outcomes and influences societal dynamics. A notable characteristic is the frequent collaboration between political elites and informal enforcers. This alliance grants elites leverage over the electorate and their adversaries, while …

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Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill and the Diaspora Dilemma » The Hoima Post –

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By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post For many years, Ugandans residing in the diaspora have held a distinctive position. Despite their physical distance, they maintain strong emotional and political ties to their homeland. They contribute through remittances, support their families, fund community initiatives, and increasingly voice their opinions on national matters. However, this connection may now be accompanied by …

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Uganda’s Sovereignty Bill Sparks Fears of Crackdown on Civic Space » The Hoima Post –

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By Alexander Luyima | The Hoima Post KAMPALA, Uganda — The Ugandan government is moving swiftly to pass the Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2025, a sweeping piece of legislation that officials say will shield the country from foreign interference. However, critics warn the bill could significantly restrict civic space, target the diaspora, and further erode democratic freedoms.The proposed law comes …

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Uganda’s Oppostion Leader Bobi Wine in Washington for High-Level Meetings on Capitol Hill » The Hoima Post –

Ugandas Oppostion Leader Bobi Wine in Washington for High Level Meetings

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, is currently in Washington, D.C. for a series of high-level international engagements. As of March 19, 2026, the leader of the National Unity Platform is holding meetings on Capitol Hill with political leaders, diplomats, and representatives from civil society organizations. The visit is part of ongoing efforts to …

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38 cases of violence against Uganda’s LGBTQI+ community in January surge

Edward Mwebaza addresses the media (Photo courtesy of HRAPF)

Acts targeting LGBTQI Ugandans increased since Anti-Homosexuality Act became law Edward Mwebaza, executive director of Human Rights Awareness and Promotion Forum (HRAPF), addresses the media. (Photo courtesy of HRAPF) A new report by the Uganda-based Human Rights Awareness and Promotion Forum (HRAPF) indicates that there was a surge in violence and rights violations against Uganda‘s LGBTQ community in January. A total …

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What a Kombucha Jar in Mubende Reveals About Uganda’s Standards Economy. » The Hoima Post –

What a Kombucha Jar in Mubende Reveals About Ugandas Standards

By Amiri Wabusimba. On a modest veranda in Mubende District, a row of glass jars sits quietly beneath pieces of cotton cloth. Inside them, tea, sugar and a living culture are transforming into kombucha, a fermented drink that has travelled from ancient Asian traditions to modern global wellness markets. At first glance, the jars appear to represent a small entrepreneurial experiment, …

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