Why Lango journalists must rediscover and end opportunistic unity
In some cases, they are perceived as vehicles for soliciting financial support from local politicians, further blurring the line between journalism and personal gain.
by Guest Writer
Assaulting Ugandan journalists: The cost of serving two masters
In Uganda, musicians first sold their talents composing campaign songs that topped local charts.
The crisis of credible leadership in the NRM following internal elections
The recently concluded NRM primaries that climax with the delegates conference marks a sharp line of departure in the way the NRM has always conducted in elections.
Scrutiny: Forwarding fake news in the information age
When a letter is concocted and distributed purportedly from a certain religious denomination, and in this case, the Anglican Church in Lango, it not only ridicules, degrades or demeans the person of the undersigned clergy as an individual, but also puts into disrepute the whole religious entity.