In Uganda, military orders led to media outlets being shut down, while the Ministry of Works faced accountability measures over infrastructure failures.
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What happened
In Uganda, military orders led to media outlets being shut down, while the Ministry of Works faced accountability measures over infrastructure failures.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Uganda
country in East Africa
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Ministry of Works and Transport
Government ministry of Uganda
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Nation Media Group
public media group of Kenya
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Related events
- The Uganda Broadcasting Corporation is functioning as the national public broadcaster.
- A government body in Uganda has been tasked with the duties of toll collection and assessing failures of private operators.
- The Associated Press reported on events in Uganda.
- The Ugandan presidential regime controls independent media outlets, including the newspaper Daily Monitor.
- The President of Uganda continues to oversee government appointments and investigations, while a local firm has been contracted to maintain the national CCTV system.