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).
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Statement on the arrest of Denis Arao while covering Local Council elections in Lira City, Uganda
GLCSMS condemns this arrest, and calls on all media institutions, journalists and human rights bodies to demand for Denis’ unconditional release.
GLCSMS ED Milton Emmy Akwam honored for promoting global peace
In December 2022, tndNews, Uganda, and IWPG signed a long-term cooperation agreement.
Female journalists in East and North regions speak out against online harassment
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.
Uganda’s shrinking civic space threatens 2026 elections
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.
Lango sub-region: Journalists express safety concerns ahead of 2026 elections
SP Jimmy Patrick Okema, the North Kyoga police PRO, said the police have maintained a good working relationship with journalists and will continue to strengthen cooperation ahead of the elections.
Researchers uncover the exclusion and exploitation in green energy projects in northern Uganda
The data was collected between January 2022 and January 2025 with about 220 individuals participating.
From tailoring to tilapia: Lira man’s journey from sewing machines to sustainable wealth
From sewing clothes to harvesting fish and honey, Obua’s journey illustrates how determination and innovation can transform adversity into sustainable success while offering a timely local solution to climate change and environmental degradation.
CPJ Report: Eritrea jailed more journalists in Africa in 2023
CPJ’s research found numerous instances where jailed journalists were denied healthcare, medicine, and sometimes basic necessities like heat, hot water and electricity.