Nsubuga Ronnie

I had a truly engaging and timely conversation with (Vivian Katusabe) on the Social Spotlight Podcast, and I’m grateful for the opportunity.

At a time when conversations around copyright are gaining momentum across the country, platforms like this are playing a critical role in shaping understanding within the creative industry.

We explored an important question: Is the Copyright Bill a hoax?
And more importantly, what it really means for creatives trying to earn, protect, and grow their work.

What stood out for me is this:
The conversation is shifting, and that’s where real change begins.

My appreciation to Vivian for creating space for honest, necessary, and forward-thinking dialogue.
These are the kinds of conversations that will move our industry from uncertainty to structure.

Because in the end, creativity must not only be expressed, it must be protected and monetized.

Tomorrow morning, I’ll be live on NTV Uganda discussing a critical issue:

What copyright law really means for the arts and fashion industry.

Too many creatives are talented, but still losing money, control, and ownership of their work.

This conversation is about changing that.

If you are a:

• Designer
• Model
• Photographer
• stylist

Then this affects you directly.

🗓 Friday, 27th March
⏰ 6:30 AM – 9:00 AM
📺 Morning@NTV

Creativity is powerful, but only when you own it.