By The creative industry in Uganda is growing fast. Digital platforms are changing how music, film, and content reach audiences. But many talented local musicians, filmmakers, and content creators still struggle to turn passion into a viable income. That’s where UgaTunes and the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) are stepping in.
On October 3rd, they’re hosting a full-day Creatives’ Business Clinic in Mbarara under the theme “Digital Distribution for Creative Content.” The event runs from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Oxford Hotel, and the best part, it’s completely free.
What You’ll Learn
- How digital distribution works: what it looks like, why it’s important, and how creators can get their work out there online.
- Practical strategies to share content on platforms that reach both local and global fans.
- Protecting your work: how to safeguard your intellectual property, understand royalties, and ensure you get paid.
- Career sustainability: tips from industry experts with experience both in Uganda and abroad.
- Making connections: the clinic doubles as a space to meet fellow creators, stakeholders, and industry professionals
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Why It Matters
For many young artists, songwriters, and filmmakers, this clinic could be the turning point. It’s more than just learning, it’s about building a future. Whether you’re dreaming of breaking into international markets or simply want to turn your craft into something profitable, opportunities like this help bridge the gap between talent and success.
Event Details
Date: October 3rd
Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Venue: Oxford Hotel, Mbarara
Cost: Free entry
Partners in This Initiative
UgaTunes, UCC, and AfroMobile are joining hands to make this clinic happen. Together, they aim to empower creatives with the knowledge, tools, and networks needed to thrive in today’s digital age.
If you’re a creator in Mbarara or beyond, this is your chance to elevate your work. Mark your calendar, your future in the creative economy might start right here.
