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New Copyright Law Expected to Transform Ugandan Music Industry Economics and Artist Compensation

Lukwago Joseph by Lukwago Joseph
April 5, 2026
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A Victory for Creative Professionals

Uganda musicians celebrated a significant legislative triumph as parliament approved the Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Amendment Bill, 2025. The groundbreaking legislation strengthens protections for musical compositions, recordings, and performances.

Addressing Undercompensation

Ugandan artists have operated within a framework where their work generated minimal returns despite widespread consumption. The amendment expands royalty mechanisms, strengthens enforcement against unauthorized use.

Beyond Kwanjula and Wedding Gigs

The new law encourages musicians to diversify income beyond traditional wedding entertainment and social events. Strengthened copyright mechanisms enable artists to monetize streaming, broadcast, and digital distribution more effectively.

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Lukwago Joseph grew up in a newspaper family, and rumor has it that instead of playing the guitar in his infancy, his parents put a reporter’s notebook and a pen next to him shortly after he turned born eight years. Before becoming editor of UGANDANZ, Lukwago was a parliament news editor for WBS TV. He joined UGANDANZ in July 2018, A few months after the company launched. Lukwago also spent five years as a freelance reporter, where he covered reporting for the highest bidder, intelligence, foreign policy, and Ugandan police. Lukwago graduated from Makerere University in 2008 with a B.A. in Journalism and worked on his college newspaper.

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