The Daily Monitor and Red Pepper today returned to the streets following a 10-day siege by government on both media houses.
The Monitor Publications Premises and the Red Premises were taken over by the police on 20th May, in a reported search for documents related to Gen. David Ssejusa.
Government withdrew its officers yesterday 30th May and staff are happily back to business and the readers can now access their favorite copies!
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