Ugandans demonstrate against social media tax
Daniel Arapmoi
Press TV, Kampala
Hundreds of thousands of Ugandans have marched through the central business district of Kampala. They are against the issue of social media tax introduced by the government. The new law requires all social media users in the country to pay a daily levy equivalent to about 5 US cents before accessing any social media sites. Our Correspondent Daniel Arapmoi has filed this report from Kampala.
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