Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riots, "unlawful processions" and other violent incidents ahead of an election in which President Yoweri Museveni is seeking to extend his time in office. Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riots, "unlawful processions" and other violent incidents ahead of an election in which President Yoweri Museveni is seeking to extend his time in office. "Live broadcasting or streaming of riots, unlawful processions, or violent incidents is prohibited, as it can escalate tensions and spread panic," the Ministry of Information Communication and Technology said in a statement. The ministry also prohibited the dissemination of any content it described as "inciting, hateful or violent." Museveni says his rule has stabilised Uganda's economy and democracy.
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Uganda bans live broadcasts of 'riots' as elections draw closer
Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riots, "unlawful processions" and other violent incidents ahead of an election in which President Yoweri Museveni is seeking to extend his time in office. Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riot...
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Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riots, "unlawful processions" and other violent incidents ahead of an election in which President Yoweri Museveni is seeking to extend his time in office. Uganda's government said on Monday it was banning live broadcasts of riot...