Ugandan journalists talk impunity and what should be tackled ahead of IDEI 2026
On November 2, journalists, reporters and newsrooms across the world will commemorate the annual International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (IDEI).
On November 2, journalists, reporters and newsrooms across the world will commemorate the annual International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists (IDEI).
School Media Clubs (SMCs) will, among other objectives and purposes, empower students on early-communication skills, digital literacy and how to curb online threats; improve public speaking and presentation.
The rise of digital media is characterized by rapid technological advancements, changing consumer behaviors, and the growing importance of digital platforms.
GLCSMS condemns this arrest, and calls on all media institutions, journalists and human rights bodies to demand for Denis’ unconditional release.
In December 2022, tndNews, Uganda, and IWPG signed a long-term cooperation agreement.
Patricia Alany Sedu, a radio presenter at Voice of Lango based in Lira City, noted that cyber harassment remains a common experience for many women working in media.
In some cases, they are perceived as vehicles for soliciting financial support from local politicians, further blurring the line between journalism and personal gain.
James Acar of the Lango Civil Society Network highlights the exclusion of PWDs, noting that the failure to produce braille voter materials and tailored civic education reflects deep institutional neglect.
In Uganda, musicians first sold their talents composing campaign songs that topped local charts.
With the 2025-2026 political environment looking sensitive and volatile, we urge all Members of the Fourth Estate covering political rallies to remain professional, non-partisan and alert to any dangers targeted at them.