Online Publishers to police: We demand for immediate and unconditional release of our journalist

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The Online Media Publishers Association in Uganda is up in arms against the police for holding one of their own Mr Ronald Nahabwe, a journalist at Capital Times, www.thecapitaltimes.co.ug, a news website operating in Uganda, who was arrested and detained on Monday June 22 2020. Through a statement, the association’s president Giles Muhame says: “The Online Media Publishers’ Association (O

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