Uganda Newspapers and News Sites
Explore English-language news from Uganda’s diverse but increasingly restricted media landscape, including national newspapers, broadcasters, independent reporting, business publications and regional journalism.
Specialist business publication covering Uganda’s economy, companies, trade, finance, energy and public policy.
Digital news site with frequent reporting on politics, security, diplomacy, business and regional affairs.
Independent national newspaper known for politics, investigations, public affairs, business and reporting from across Uganda.
Uganda based public affairs news analysis and investigation website.
Independent monthly magazine that covers politics, business, culture, sports, health and lifestyle.
Ugandan sports publication with news, results and analysis across football, athletics, rugby, basketball and other competitions.
Ugandan entertainment and lifestyle site with celebrity news, music, events and popular culture.
State-owned national newspaper with broad reporting on government, business, society, regions, science and sport.
Fast-moving digital newsroom with breaking news, politics, business, health, investigations and public affairs.
Major television and digital newsroom with live coverage, politics, business, current affairs and national reporting.
Ugandan current-affairs magazine offering political analysis, business reporting, opinion and regional perspectives.
Independent newspaper and digital publication with politics, business, technology, education, opinion and national reporting.
Secular weekly newspaper published in English to reach Uganda's business community, company executives, politicians, development partners, policy makers and the youth in higher institutions of learning.
Provides business, economic and financial news.
Official government media centre publishing press releases, statements and updates from ministries and public institutions.
Independent news agency with strong regional reporting, audio journalism and stories from districts across Uganda.