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Tag: Minimum Broadcasting Standards

Media news / News / Press freedom

Yet another radio penalised for breach of broadcasting standards

December 11, 2017December 11, 2017 - by Janet Napio - Leave a Comment

Editors note: The suspended radio presenters named below were cleared by UCC to resume work on Thursday 7 December, 2017. Endigyito Radio is the latest FM station to be punished …

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ABS Television’s broadcasting licence suspended for ‘offensive’ programming

September 6, 2017September 8, 2017 - by Grace Natabaalo - Leave a Comment

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has suspended the broadcasting licence of faith-based television station, ABS TV, for its “offensive programmes”. A letter to the station’s management from the UCC Executive …

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Regulator warns NTV on breach of minimum standards

October 28, 2016October 28, 2016 - by Harriet Anena - Leave a Comment

Uganda’s broadcast regulator has instructed NTV Uganda to stop featuring in its programming the crude language of commentator Frank Gashumba, or else be found in breach of minimum broadcasting standards. …

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In December 2021, Parliament passed The Public Finance Management (Amendment) Act, a law that governs how public money and resources are mobilised or collected, stored, dispensed and reported on

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