Ugandan citizens struggle to access transparent, reliable governance information and track government accountability

Ugandan citizens and civil society organizations lack centralized, trustworthy sources for government decisions, budget allocations, and official communications, forcing them to piece together fragmented information from multiple unreliable sources. Current solutions are either government-controlled (biased), outdated, or require navigating complex bureaucratic channels. This information gap prevents citizens from holding officials accountable and making informed civic decisions.