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Dear Parents/Guardians, take the cue!

VIDEO: At some point, we might be taken to court as a government by concerned parents if we don’t regulate the gaming sector stringently. - Hon. Emely Kugonza #NBSParliamentLive #NBSUpdates

@MFAUganda @cipesaug @EUinUG 👏

🧵We are pleased to participate in the ongoing two-day learning and reflection bootcamp under the Advancing Respect for Human Rights by Businesses in Uganda (ARBHR) project. #BeeraSharp #KuDigito #TegeelaEidhembeLyoKuMutimbaganho #DigitalRights

As an implementing partner in the Busoga sub-region across Iganga, Bugiri, Bugweri, and Mayuge districts, our team joins fellow partners to review progress and strengthen strategies for advancing the Business and Human Rights (BHR) Agenda.

Allan Kasuja, the new Executive Director of the Uganda Media Centre, has pledged major reforms after identifying serious operational gaps, including inadequate equipment that forces staff to borrow or hire essentials Read more jamii.app/FundingMC_Ugan… #JamiiForumsUG #UgandaNews

Kadaga wants ban on Kenyan traders buying food from farms Kenyan traders are accused of exploiting Ugandan farmers as government moves to tighten cross-border trade controls and protect local bit.ly/4rEpXF2 #MonitorUpdates

@CanaryMugume Eh, so they are happy with a law whose full context they have not understood?

Interesting how musicians think, that this bill was passed solely for them. But they are also about to face a hard truth of reality.

#TBT: #UgMediaWeek2025: This Women's Month comes with a critical reminder to priotise gender sensitive reporting in newsrooms and in training institutions alike. #WomensMonth #WomenInMedia

Uganda is set to crackdown on old & poorly maintained taxis, targeting unsafe vehicles blamed for putting commuters at risk This is to enhance passenger safety & reduce road accidents, with drivers urged to ensure their vehicles meet standards Read more jamii.app/OldTaxiUG

The clock is ticking on transactional loyalty. ⏰ This Thursday, join our #OgilvyOn Live to discover how to move beyond points and rewards and build lasting Brand Devotion with special guests from @Uber and @Spotify. Don't miss out! Register now: okt.to/uRlXCF #BrandDevotion

As we attend the #UNCSW70 in New York, @CSBAGUGANDA we encourage more of you to read our extensive analytical reports on Gender and Equity Budgeting work. This makes our call to Gender responsive financing and advocacy infrastructure stronger @JuliusMukunda @fsme_uganda @USSIAssociation @PSF_Uganda @MoGLSD @mofpedU #UNCSW70

@MFAUganda @UMWAandMamaFM Correct!

Continuing to celebrate the women shaping Uganda's story. Keep speaking. Keep steering. #WomensMonth #WomenInMedia

Sinister: Even the disputed election results wherever they are across Africa must be having genuine feats!

recap: .@tumwineedward: Every business person must protect their PIN safe. The National Payment Systems Act, 2020, was passed to safeguard people's private information, such as a PIN code, in this Case. #KuDigito #BeeraSharp #TegeelaEidembeLyoKumutimbaganho

Court nullifies Computer Misuse Act provisions #NewsInBytes

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@AbuMwesigwa Tik-Tok is acknowledging what platforms do, not what a media hse or a professional journalist does. It is in their interest to have some really unfair coinages about journalism like- 'social media journalism' Tik- Tok journalism

At this rate, we may eventually have to rethink….or even do away with….some of those traditional terminologies. The real challenge lies in the blurring line between journalism and digital content creation, while still preserving credibility and ethical standards. For example, TikTok itself has acknowledged that quantity drives visibility. In traditional journalism, we often hear the principle “quality over quantity.” However, on TikTok, the rule is almost the opposite…..more is more.

Guys, social media journalism is evolving, and journalists must evolve with it. If journalists and media organisations don’t adapt, they risk becoming irrelevant. The way we tell stories is changing—and so must the way we engage with our audiences. This has been on my mind for some time now, and the conversations around it are already beginning to take shape. Of course, that means we must do even more than we are already doing. At first, many people were hesitant. They believed they needed a professional studio setup—a green screen, high-end equipment, or even access to a full production team. I kept hearing things like, “I have to ask my colleagues,” “I need to borrow equipment,” or “I have to buy new gear.” But my response was always the same: you don’t really need all that.