African justice MEDIA

26/04/2026

Young people have ideas.
But do they really have the opportunity to succeed?
In this clip from Afro Liberty Talks, Nabaasa Rachael shares her perspective on why many young entrepreneurs struggle not because they lack ideas, but because the system favors those who already have resources, connections, and funding.

19/04/2026

https://youtu.be/XIgIUb1Fnj4?si=gGZ5bu3jUv0KdIyL

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17/04/2026

📄 NEW POLICY BRIEF
Are graduates economically free in Uganda?
We’ve summarized insights from Afro Liberty Talks into a 1-page policy paper.
👇 Read & share your thoughts

11/04/2026

Is Policy Blocking Youth Businesses in Africa? | Afro Liberty Talks Highlights
In this episode of Afro Liberty Talks, we hosted Gilbert Bwambale (entrepreneur, founder of Harambee Trucks) and Nabaasa Rachael (National Coordinator, Students For Liberty Uganda) to discuss a critical question:
👉 Is the policy environment helping or blocking youth entrepreneurship in Africa?
Young Africans are starting businesses, innovating, and creating solutions — but many face serious barriers:
Complex regulations
High taxes
Limited access to capital
Unpredictable policy environments
🎯 This highlights video captures key moments from the discussion.
💬 FULL EPISODE DROPPING SOON — don’t miss it.

29/03/2026

https://youtu.be/ndjIwH2Kak0?si=VYDrGRVgrnI7-yM4

Every year, thousands of young people graduate across East Africa.Families celebrate. Universities celebrate. Governments celebrate.But years later, many of ...

29/03/2026

50% of Youths in Uganda are not in Employment, Education or Training according to UBOS - Odong Arthur from Action for Direct Impact ( AFODI)
Afro Liberty Talks full episode on YouTube.





Action For Development Initiative-AFODI
Odong Arthur
Mwesige Joram

10/03/2026

🎬 Behind the scenes of Afro Liberty Talks by African Justice Media.

we recorded a powerful conversation:
“Degrees Without Freedom – Are Educated Youth Free in East Africa?”

Do degrees really translate into opportunity?
Or are we producing graduates without economic freedom?

The full episode drops this weekend Stay tuned.
Joram Mwesigye
Action for Liberty and Economic Development
Odong Arthur
Atlas Network
Mugabi John Socrates
Action For Development Initiative-AFODI
Mtindo Network Development Initiative

14/12/2025

Justice hunter Katushabe Ronald Politician former 2026 Uganda Presidential Aspirant responds to rumours that he was self interested for him to stand for President.
he mentioned that he wanted a real system change and Justice reforms that favour all Ugandans regardless of your status.
On Wednesday, 13th August 2025, Katushabe Ronald, also known as Justice Hunter, rode a bicycle from Ntinda Najim Mall to the Electoral Commission offices in Ntinda to pick up presidential nomination forms for Uganda’s 2026 elections.

Escorted by boda bodas and joined by Ugandans along the way, Justice Hunter’s ride drew mixed reactions — many cheering, others filming the moment.

He promised to challenge in court the requirements for presidential candidates, calling them unfair and unconstitutional:

20 million UGX nomination fee — “too high for ordinary Ugandans.”

100 signatures from 98 districts — “favours those in power and with political structures.”

Justice Hunter pledged to campaign across Uganda only by bicycle, to connect with ordinary Ugandans and highlight the struggles of the poor and suffering.

🎥 Captured exclusively by African Justice Media. full video on YouTube.

14/12/2025

Kagoya Resty Kampala international university Law school student and young Lawyer laments about the exile of the Uganda Law society President counsel Isaac Semakadde.
Mtindo Network Development Initiative
Mugabi John Socrates
Background:

Semakadde's troubles began when he criticized Justice Ssekaana's ruling in a case related to the Uganda Law Society's extraordinary meeting. He accused the judge of bias and corruption, which led to the contempt charges.

The Sentence:
In February 2025, Justice Ssekaana sentenced Semakadde to two years in prison and fined him Shs300m. The judge ruled that Semakadde's statements were scandalous and undermined the authority of the judiciary.

Exile and Fallout:

Semakadde fled Uganda before the ruling and has not returned to serve his sentence. The Uganda Law Society has expelled him from the presidency, citing gross misconduct and actions detrimental to the society's reputation .

Implications:
The case has sparked concerns about freedom of expression, judicial independence, and the rule of law in Uganda. Semakadde's supporters see him as a champion of justice and democracy, while others view his actions as unprofessional and contemptuous.

Next Steps:
Semakadde plans to appeal the conviction, arguing that the sentence is excessive and violates his right to free speech. The case has drawn attention from international legal organizations and human rights groups

25/06/2025

https://youtu.be/S6KwvJdas1E?si=91yxnDufrOjva2-W

Join us on Afro Liberty Talks as we explore the African roots of liberty with special guest Bayo Fesobi, Research and Policy Analyst at Ominira Initiative fo...