Uganda: Frankly Speaking

24 Apr 2018 | Information, Governance & Citizen Action

7 out of 10 think that radio and television stations should be free to produce their own news programs (68%); and a similar number (72%) think that the news media should investigate and report on government mistakes and corruption.

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