"We say No to Socil media Tax", Ugandan performing artists and singers.
Many Ugandan celebrities have always kept silent about government policies and politics, it's just the likes of Bobi wine who have been turning their guns at the government for the oppression of the local Ugandan masses.
But when the Ugandan government announced the introduction of social media Tax on platforms like Facebook the 1st of July 2018, we saw a wake up of many Ugandan celebrities to oppose the Tax.
Facebook is a social media platform many ugandans from all walks of life have embraced to communicate with loved ones and friends who are near and far away distances. Facebook too helps people reunite with neighbors and childhood friends who went missing but reunite on the platform.
Many of the Ugandan performing musicians and journalists organised a press conference to show their dissatisfaction towards the introduced tax as they looked at it as a move by government to fail ugandans from accessing internet and the freedom of expression.
Facebook is a free promotion platform for artists to promote their music in the form of audio and video.
Artists use Facebook as a rally point in times of concerts and shows as it's through this platform that the funs are informed of the place the concerts will take place.
Well as the musicians look at the internet as the way they have been using to promote their music and invite their Funs to their concerts and also making contact with the funs
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