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PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release 08 February 2018 KAMPALA Senior editors from the country’s major media houses and other industry players have endorsed a proposal to form an association of …
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The management of Vision Group has laid off about 60% of the staff at its Urban TV station. In changes communicated to staff on Tuesday, 4 December, Vision Group also …
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By David Rupiny As you read this article, Radio Unity, arguably Lira’s most popular radio station, could still be under lock and key. The station was closed 13 days ago …
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NTV Uganda’s Head of News Maurice Mugisha has been appointed deputy managing director for Uganda Broadcasting Corporation, the public broadcaster. This is part of UBC’s restructuring process to revamp operations. …
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From a freelance writer at the Crusader newspaper to reporter and opinion editor at Daily Monitor, to being one of the founders of The Observer newspaper 14 years ago, Mr …
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Photo credit: The Observer African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) condemns the high-handed manner in which the state has treated the directors and editors of Red Pepper, who have been …
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The Observer has today, 6 December 2017, switched back to a weekly newspaper, five years after it started publishing three times a week. The Managing Director, Mr James Tumusiime, told …
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Five directors and three editors of the Red Pepper publication will spend another two weeks in jail before they can learn whether they will be set free just ahead of …
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