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"...ACME’s main goal is to make the media a more effective platform for the provision of information on public affairs, a tool for monitoring official power, and a forum for vibrant public debate."

A 47 minute film about former LRA soldiers by Kelly Negara, posted October 13, 2011. "Two former Lord's Resistance Army commanders seek tribal justice to reconcile their pasts." 

---See YouTube version

News reports compiled from the Pan African News Agency (PANA) and Ugandan newspapers: New Vision and The Monitor. Warning: a subscription is required to search the archives of articles more than
30 days old.

In English..."topical news and educational information on matters of relevancy to the Baganda community world-wide."

Current daily issue in Luganda and a searchable archive -- since 2000 -- of the electronic version of this government-run newspaper.

"...Far from specialising in educational affairs as its name may suggest, The Campus Journal is a collection of run-after stories and insightful analyses on all issues of human interest."

"Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) is one of two centres established under the Catalysing Access to Information and Communications Technologies in Africa (CATIA) initiative, which was funded by the UK’s Department for International Development (DfID)."
-- CIPESA publications and other resources

Current & recent news, alerts, and reports on press freedom and situations faced by journalists in Uganda, since 1999.

The electronic version of a weekly newspaper covering business news mostly for Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda, sometimes for neighboring countries. Several weeks of reports are readily available on the web site; use "search" feature to find reports from back issues since October 2005.

The electronic version of a weekly news magazine for Uganda, East Africa, and the world, with back issue articles since December 2008.

The electronic version of an "independent" monthly news magazine from Uganda, offering reports, interviews, and analysis on national, African regional, and international issues.

An 'independent' "news media start-up" reporting current news for Uganda and the world, plus "special reports" since October 2021.

The electronic international version of a quarterly cartoon magazine, featuring comics with political and cultural satire.

De plus, on peut chercher << Ouganda >> dans les archives.

Current and recent electronic issues of the independent daily newspaper from Uganda. Note: the archive is only searchable for subscribers.

Current daily issue and a searchable archive -- since 2000 -- of the electronic version of this pro-government newspaper (originally founded in 1986).

National television programming---local Ugandan and regional African news; with archive of selected shows.

The site offers the current issue of the electronic version of the Ugandan newspaper, appearing every Sunday and Wednesday, with an archive of selected articles, editorials, and opinions since May 2008.

"OpenNet Africa was established in 2012 to monitor internet freedoms in Africa with a primary focus on East and Southern Africa. It is a centralised platform for information on African internet freedoms and cyber security, including research materials, censorship incidents, laws on internet freedoms, online safety tools and advocacy materials."
--See especially: Publications on the State of Internet Freedom in African countries
--See also: Civil society in the digital age: identifying threats and mounting pushbacks (2020) Published by the Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria, and the Collaboration on International ICT Policy in East and Southern Africa (CIPESA). 81 pages in PDF format

A directory of Ugandan radio stations, with links to subscription-based access.

The web site includes the archive of back issues since October 2007. "Start has been published four times as a printed magazine between 2007 and 2010, and has been online since December 2010. The website publishes thematic editions filled with special analysis, art critiques, artist interviews and other stories about the arts and culture scene in Kampala and beyond."