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URSB Urges Athletes to Protect their Brands as Sports Economy Grows

The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has called on athletes, sports clubs, and innovators to take intellectual property (IP) seriously and protect their brands as Uganda positions itself in the growing sports economy. Delivering remarks on behalf of the Board Chairman during the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations 2026, Board Member Tereza Namwach said Uganda…

Registrar General Calls for Protection of Sports Innovation at World IP Day

The Registrar General, Ms. Mercy K. Kainobwisho, has urged Ugandans to recognize and protect the value of innovation in sports through intellectual property. Speaking at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations Held at the Uganda Business Facilitation Centre (UBFC), Ms. Kainobwisho reflected on how sports have evolved, noting that even traditional games were centres of…

URSB Highlights Sports as Key Driver of Jobs and Growth

The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has underscored the growing role of sports as a driver of jobs, investment, and national development. Speaking at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations on behalf of the Registrar General, Deputy Registrar General–Registries, Mr. Ntale Mustapher, said sports is no longer just entertainment but a serious economic sector with…

UCU Bags Crown in exciting IP Moot Court Finals

The 2026 World Intellectual Property Day celebrations reached an exciting peak with an intense moot court competition, in which Uganda Christian University (UCU) emerged the champion, showcasing the country’s brightest legal minds. The competition was introduced as part of activities to mark World Intellectual Property Day 2026 under the theme “IP and Sports.” It aimed…

Government Moves to Strengthen IP Laws to Curb Sports Broadcast Piracy

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening intellectual property (IP) protections in Uganda’s sports sector, with a focus on curbing piracy and safeguarding investments. Speaking at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations, Mr. Paul Muzaale, Principal Assistant Secretary representing the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, highlighted the growing threat…

Experts Call for Stronger IP Systems to Unlock Uganda’s Sports Economy

Experts have called for stronger collaboration, awareness, and branding to unlock the full economic potential of Uganda’s sports industry during a panel discussion at the World Intellectual Property Day celebrations in Kololo. The discussion comprised key stakeholders, including Moses Magogo Hassim, President of the Federation of Uganda Football Associations, who stressed that commercialisation of sport…