The Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation (UPPC), the official Government Printer, has made the E-Gazette freely accessible online, eliminating cost barriers and improving public access to official government publications.
The Uganda Gazette contains statutory instruments, legal notices, government appointments, registrations and other official communications used by citizens, businesses, legal practitioners, researchers and public institutions.
UPPC Managing Director Prof. Sudi Nangoli said the initiative would strengthen transparency, accountability and public access to official government information.
The move is part of UPPC’s 2023–2028 Strategic Plan, which targets the digitisation of 80% of the Corporation’s products and systems by 2028. The Corporation is also digitising historical editions of the Uganda Gazette dating back to 1902.
Members of the public can access the free E-Gazette through the official UPPC website by navigating to the Uganda Gazette/E-Gazette section and selecting their preferred edition.
The initiative marks another step in the Government’s efforts to expand digital access to public information and improve service delivery.
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