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Digital authoritarianism: The case for Facebook in Uganda

Uganda’s ongoing ban on Facebook, initially imposed before the 2021 elections, continues to raise concerns about digital authoritarianism, freedom of expression, and economic impact. While the government accuses Facebook of interference, critics argue the ban has stifled dissent and hurt businesses. Meanwhile, platforms like Twitter/X and TikTok have taken center stage in political discourse, leading to increased scrutiny and arrests of online activists.

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Kawempe By-election

The race for the Kawempe seat has captured the community’s attention, promising an event filled with excitement and debate. Along the excitement has come the cries of the citizen’s and that from the journalists. The force exacted by the JATT-Joint Anti-Terrorist Team has left much to desire about the human rights violations in Uganda.

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