Government actions in Uganda led to the forced closure of multiple media outlets, including NTV, Daily Monitor, and Spark TV.
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Updated Jun 29
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Government actions in Uganda led to the forced closure of multiple media outlets, including NTV, Daily Monitor, and Spark TV.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The newspaper Daily Monitor, founded by NRM figures including Kintu Musoke, had its headquarters raided in Kampala.Sub-event
Government actions led to the forced closure of the media outlets NTV, Daily Monitor, and Spark TV in Uganda.1 source
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The Ugandan presidential regime controls independent media outlets, including the newspaper Daily Monitor.Also in this story
- Museveni commissioned PACEID through the Office of the President and subsequently threatened media houses broadcasting the initiative.
- The regime in Uganda has ordered the shutdown of independent media groups, including Daily Monitor, as part of a wider crackdown on critics.
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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Daily Monitor
daily newspaper in Uganda
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