menu Home chevron_right

Uganda does not need Facebook says Museveni

By Ritah Kemigisa

Facebook in the country is likely to stay banned for a long time.

This is after the president last evening showed no commitment and consideration to lift its ban.

Facebook has been banned since January 2021 after the government switched it off ahead of the 14th January general elections.

While presiding over an event to award the three medalists at the just concluded Tokyo Olympics, President Museveni said the closure of Facebook in the country has not had any effect on the economy.

He boasted of how bananas have continued to be produced and cows are still  milking despite the closure of Facebook.

It is from this that the president insisted that we can all exist without Facebook.

Ugandans still access Facebook using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).

This area can contain widgets, menus, shortcodes and custom content. You can manage it from the Customizer, in the Second layer section.

 

 

 

  • cover play_circle_filled

    01. The Grind with Patrick Kamara hosts Hon Dr Perez Ahabwe
    Patrick Kamara hosts Hon Dr Perez Ahabwe

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind – Kamara hosts Hon. Proscovia Salaamu Musumba

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind – Kamara hosts Hon. Dan Wandera Ogalo

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind – Kamara Hosts Mr. Julius Mukunda ED. CSBAG

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind – Kamara hosts Dr. Diana Atwiine

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind – Kamara hosts Hon. Betty Aol Ocan

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind- Intergrity Deficit: How Powerful & Mighty Fall

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind-Kamara hosts Hon. Alioni Yorke Odria

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind-Kamara hosts Hon. Lydia Wanyoto Mutende

  • cover play_circle_filled

    The Grind-Kamara hosts Hon. Yusuf Nsibambi

play_arrow skip_previous skip_next volume_down
playlist_play