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Author: Peter G. Mwesige

Media analysis / News

UCC deserves more attention from media, civil society, and Parliament

November 29, 2017November 29, 2017 - by Peter G. Mwesige - 1 Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige I find it frustrating but not shocking that Tuesday’s newspapers and many radio and television bulletins in Uganda did not carry the news that the Uganda …

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Undermining journalistic integrity in the name of peace

August 17, 2017October 5, 2017 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige It is reported that business is getting back to normal in Kenya after last week’s election, which incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta officially won. I am not sure …

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Covering Museveni’s state of the nation address

May 31, 2016June 6, 2016 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige In a few hours, President Yoweri Museveni will deliver to Parliament an address on the “state of the nation”. It is a constitutional requirement for the …

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Ban on live media coverage of ‘defiance’ should be defied

May 5, 2016May 5, 2016 - by Peter G. Mwesige - 1 Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige The Ugandan Cabinet’s ban on “ALL live broadcast media coverage of the activities of the ‘Defiance Campaign’ organized by Dr. Kizza Besigye and his cohorts” is …

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#UgandaDecides: More questions journalists must answer

February 23, 2016February 23, 2016 - by Peter G. Mwesige - 1 Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige Dear friends in the Ugandan media, I salute you for your courage and diligence as you continue providing citizens and the whole world with information about …

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#Election2016: 30 questions journalists must answer

February 17, 2016February 17, 2016 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige Dear friends in the Ugandan media I hope you will help me and other citizens answer the following questions, and many others, as we follow the …

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Opinions polls: Looking beyond the horse race

August 18, 2015August 18, 2015 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

The original version of this article has been changed to correct potential confusion over the use of the word ‘majority’ in two cases. By Peter G. Mwesige The results of …

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Give us insight, depth on Mbabazi bid

June 15, 2015June 15, 2015 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

By Peter G. Mwesige For several months, the Ugandan media and political watchers have waited for the ‘big’ announcement from former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi. He did it via YouTube …

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ACME Talks with Samuel Gummah – The challenges and resilience of radio in Uganda
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In commemoration of World Radio Day, ACME Talks was joined by Samuel Gummah Nabaasa, Executive Director of Uganda Radio Network, to talk all things radio. Sam, a radio man to the core, has seen the evolution, transformation and stagnation of radio broadcasting in Uganda, thanks to his decades of experience in content production and management in various radio-related organisations. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on the successes, failures and opportunities for growth for radio broadcasting in the country.

Learn more about Sam’s organisation, Uganda Radio Network, here.

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February 22, 2021
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