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Ugandan army chief shuts down main independent media group
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Ugandan army chief shuts down main independent media group

The Ugandan army chief has ordered the shutdown of Nation Media Group's television station NTV Uganda and the Daily Monitor newspaper, according to a series of posts on X. These outlets are among the country's most prominent independent media organizations. The decision comes amid ongoing tensions between the military and media in Uganda. The closure raises concerns about press freedom and the independence of the media in the region. The army chief did not provide specific reasons for the shutdown but indicated that the stations would remain closed until further notice.

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Ugandan army chief shuts down main independent media group

The Ugandan army chief has ordered the shutdown of Nation Media Group's television station NTV Uganda and the Daily Monitor newspaper, according to a series of posts on X. These outlets are among the country's most prominent independent media organizations. The decision comes amid ongoing tensions between the military and media in Uganda. The closure raises concerns about press freedom and the independence of the media in the region. The army chief did not provide specific reasons for the shutdown but indicated that the stations would remain closed until further notice.

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