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  1. The Ugandan presidential regime controls independent media outlets, including the newspaper Daily Monitor.
  2. Government actions in Uganda led to the forced closure of multiple media outlets, including NTV, Daily Monitor, and Spark TV.

The newspaper Daily Monitor, founded by NRM figures including Kintu Musoke, had its headquarters raided in Kampala.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 29
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The newspaper Daily Monitor, founded by NRM figures including Kintu Musoke, had its headquarters raided in Kampala.

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Kintu MusokeDaily MonitorKampala

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Government actions in Uganda led to the forced closure of multiple media outlets, including NTV, Daily Monitor, and Spark TV. All 1 developments

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