The Uganda Editors Guild is a professional association that brings together editors, senior journalists, and media leaders. Its main role is to promote ethical journalism, uphold media standards, defend press freedom, and advocate for the rights and interests of journalists in Uganda. The Guild also provides training, networking opportunities, and guidance on editorial policies.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Journalist salaries in Uganda vary depending on experience, media organization, and role. Entry-level journalists may earn between UGX 400,000 to 800,000 per month, while experienced reporters or editors can earn UGX 1,500,000 to 4,000,000 or more monthly. Freelance journalists often earn on a per-article or per-project basis.
Some of the major newspapers in Uganda include:
- New Vision – state-owned daily newspaper
- Daily Monitor – leading independent daily
- Bukedde – Luganda-language newspaper by New Vision Group
- The Observer – independent weekly
Yes, Uganda has several newspapers published in English. The most popular ones include New Vision, Daily Monitor, The Observer, and The Independent. English newspapers are widely read across the country, especially in urban areas and among professionals.