PANAF Condemns Threats Against Ugandan Cartoonist Jimmy Ssentongo
The Pan African Network for Artistic Freedom (PANAF) strongly condemns the recent incident involving Ugandan cartoonist Dr. Jimmy Spire Ssentongo, ...
Tag: Uganda
Challenges and aspirations of women in Uganda’s cultural industry
The cultural sector in Uganda encompasses various forms of expression, including film, music, visual art, literature, fashion, and more. However, ...
PANAF chapter in uganda to host discussion on issues surrounding artists’ compensation
The Ugandan chapter of the Pan African Network for Artistic Freedom (PANAF) is set to host a discussion titled "The ...
PANAF Joins the Call for Action in Kenya
In May 2025, PANAF joined civil society and creative stakeholders in Nairobi for Kenya’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Observation Meeting....
Shaping the Future of Artistic Freedom in Africa
Artistic freedoms i.e. the right to imagine, create, and distribute diverse cultural expressions without censorship, political interference, or economic pressure...
Is Kenya’s Artistic Freedom on Trial?
Kenya's 2010 Constitution has been hailed as a progressive constitution—secured at the expense of the blood, sweat, and tears of...
PANAF Summit 2025 Summary Report – Zanzibar, Tanzania
Held from February 14–16, 2025, the second edition of the Pan-African Network for Artistic Freedom (PANAF) Summit convened 51 participants...
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