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2001
“Photojournalism: Guilty of Publishing ‘Indecent’ Pictures?’”, in Handbook on Journalism Ethics, Journalism Practice and Training. African Case Studies, 2001.
2000
“Media Coverage of HIV/AIDS in Uganda.”, in Media and HIV/AIDS in Eastern and Southern Africa: A Resource Book., 2000.
1997
N. G. L., “The Creation of Positive Images of Women in the Media as a Strategy for National Development: The Case for Uganda,”, in MAWAZO, vol. Vol. 7(2), Kampala.: Makerere University, 1997.
G. L. Nassanga, “The New Press Bills in Uganda: Implications for National Communication Policy and Press Freedom. ”, in AFRICA MEDIA REVIEW, vol. Vol. 11(2). , 1997.
N. G. L., “Women, Development and the Media: The Case Study for Uganda. ”, in Media, Culture and Society, vol. Vol. 19(3). , London.: Sage Publications., 1997.
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F. Kakooza, “ Exploring the potential and contribution of social media in HIV/AIDS prevention among young people in Uganda”.
G. Walulya, “The Press Coverage of Elections in East Africa’s one Party Dominant States: A comparative study of how newspapers report on elections in Tanzania and Uganda ”.

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