• Swiftly, effectively and efficiently enforce the available copyright laws, and enhance such laws as needed.
• Promote and support Uganda Writer’s Guild, to effectively represent writers that work as individuals or in television, film, theatre, radio, books and multimedia to promote Ugandan content nationally and globally.
• Redesign and upgrade our National Museum and National Theatre to international standards. We will also encourage links with foreign museums, which have Ugandan cultural artifacts to allow us to enhance our collections. 
• Renew government relationships with all recognised traditional and cultural institutions; establish fair and cordial relations with them as custodians of our heritage. Together we shall embark on a national program to develop a national culture that showcases all the good traits of our diverse heritage. 
• Establish six new regional museums that shall be hosted by regional Universities to enhance research and preservation of our heritage. 
• Document, develop, protect and promote all significant cultural sites as tourism sites that will generate income for cultural institutions, employ the local population and earn revenue for government. 
• Institute a competitive grant for documenting good cultural practices that shall inculcate desirable Ugandan values for learning and adaption by citizens.
• Support Research and Development of indigenous medicine and facilitate the process of obtaining patents.
• Through consultation with key stakeholders, we shall develop a framework for organizing an official practitioners’ body for the advancement and safe guarding of our traditional medicine.

Culture

• Continue identifying, verifying and returning assets that belongto cultural and tradition institutions that may be in Government possession. 
• Work harmoniously with cultural and traditional leaders for the development of their respective kingdoms and Uganda as a whole. 
• Stand for the continuity of the traditional leaders and institutions. 
• Institutionalise a national value system that will, among others, be based on positive aspects of our culture and transformational requirements for modernity.
• Continue to support strengthening of our cultural institutions as custodians of our heritage to play an effective role in giving the different people in Uganda their unique identity. 
• Support the development and promotion of indigenous knowledge through documentation of local knowledge, blending indigenous technology with scientific technology to promote development of the local artisan and craftsmanship. 
• Continue providing financial support to individual cultural leaders.

Entertainment

• Promote and support the development of the entertainment industry.
• Promote Uganda’s visual and performing arts through:
  i) Continued support and establishment of regional cultural centres and museums.
  ii) Supporting the redevelopment of the National Theatre and the National Museum to international standards.
  iii) Supporting the development of the local film industry and visual and performing arts.
• Strengthen the enforcement of the Copyright Law and also work with artistes to fight piracy, which is a big threat the industry. 
• Set up a fund to assist artists to develop and market themselves and their trade, so that Ugandan entertainers market to the international scene.
• Support innovations aimed at improving traditional arts, music and music instruments to make them appeal to international consumption and commercialisation. 
• Continue to support initiatives aimed at making Uganda an international attraction in art and entertainment.
• Support the emerging film industry by assisting actors to get training and equipment. Especially pay attention to Wakliwood, a film-making group, develop to international standard.

• My government will be committed to support religious institutions like Churches not just to fulfill their duties and also defend them against their enemies. The state must recognize that it’s bound by the laws of God. Civil rulers have a duty to remember that God is the authority above them and that He rules over everybody on earth and in Heaven (Romans 13.1). It’s no wonder that Uganda’s motto is ‘’For God and My Country’’; a motto depicting a country founded and routed in God’s Principles. 
• My government therefore seeks to ensure that religious and cultural institutions undertake their mandates without interference from the state. In addition my government will ensure that the interreligious council and all recognized cultural institutions should play a key advisory role embodied in the national constitution. 
• Uganda as a country has gone through several civil wars and conflicts that have left it divided. We have also witnessed tensions between cultural institutions and the state, the church and the state. There has also been ethnic tensions and perceived marginalization in many parts of the country. My government will institute a National Truth and Reconciliation Commission like it was done in South Africa after the end of the Apartheid regime to bring about total peace and reconciliation; respect and tolerance for each other; fairness in employment, promotion and justice; ensure equal opportunity for all and to help Ugandan society forge a common future.