[Nile Post] Uganda’s creative industry continues to lose revenue to copyright infringement, with Uganda Performing Right Society (UPRS) reporting that compliance among broadcasters stands at just 5%, despite the country having more than 300 broadcasters.
Uganda: Big Interview – Only 5 Percent of Uganda’s Broadcasters Comply With Copyright Law
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