The government tried to curb the use of social media, such as enacting a law on the misuse and abuse of technology. But it does not have the capacity to track all offenders, let alone to prove its case in court. Also, its attempts to limit access by levying social media tax have largely been sidestepped by the widespread use of virtual private networks.
AuthorGeoffrey Ssenoga
Geoffrey A. B. Ssenoga is a lecturer in Television, Faculty of Journalism,Media and Communication, Uganda Christian University.