• Editorial: Understanding the Media as a catalyst for change.
• Feature: Media and Access to Information: The functional relationship. By Vincent Babalanda
• Opinion: An assessment of the state of media freedom in Uganda. By Emmanuel Gyezaho
• Legal Eye: A historical perspective of the courts’ approach to media freedom in Uganda. By Jjuuko Adrian
• Spot light: Media freedom in Uganda: Fact or fiction? By James Tumusiime
• Media freedom in contemporary Uganda; a blissful dream sliding into a frightening nightmare. By Nicholas Sengooba
• Media Eye: Press freedom not yet a reality in Uganda. By John Kakande and Haruna Kanaabi
• Media Eye: Reality about the Media in Uganda. By John Bosco Mayiga
• Uganda has enough freedom for journalists to practice! By Tegulle Gawaya
• Press freedom in Uganda: Myth or reality? By Opolot Fred
• Analysis: Efforts to roll back Freedom. By Charles MwanguhyaMpagi.
• View Point: What’s the threat to media freedom in Uganda? By Simon Kasyate

Issue 1, June 2008: Uganda: The painful road to democracy.

• The Kenyan Political Crisis: Lessons for Uganda’s fledgling democracy.
• Reflections on Internal Party Democracy in Uganda (2006 To Present)
• Human Trafficking Law Urgently Needed.
• Is State Funding for Political Parties in Uganda necessary? A Means to strengthen Multi-Party Democracy?
• Is the Electoral Commission Independent?
• Human Rights Promotion and Protection since 2006: Reflections on the Freedom of Assembly and Association.
• The Forgotten Citizenry of Uganda: Active participants or suppressed observers: IDPs in Northern Uganda.
• Human Rights and Conflict Resolution from the practitioners’ perspective.
• The Joys of Human Rights Advocacy.
• Deepening Multiparty Democracy: An audit of the performance of the 8th parliament under multiparty political system during its first year.
• Challenges of Multi-party Politics in Uganda.
• Foreign Aid and Democracy: Does donor money affect democracy and good governance?
• Women Emancipation: Is It Real?
• Participation of the Youth in the transition to multiparty politics in Uganda.
• AAR Health Services, Food Poisoning.