Vision Statement
Leading Voice of Songwriters in Uganda
To be the leading voice and unified body of songwriters in Uganda, championing creativity, protecting rights, and building a sustainable and globally competitive songwriting industry.
Songwriters Association of Uganda
A national creative body built to unite songwriters, strengthen authorship, support professional music writing, and connect Uganda’s creative voices to the world.
Vision Statement
To be the leading voice and unified body of songwriters in Uganda, championing creativity, protecting rights, and building a sustainable and globally competitive songwriting industry.
Mission Statement
To unite, represent, and empower songwriters in Uganda through advocacy, rights protection, professional development, strategic partnerships, and economic initiatives that enhance artistic excellence and sustainable livelihoods.

About Us
Written in the spirit of Uganda’s creative voice — organized, protected, and carried forward by songwriters.
SWAU is a national platform for Uganda’s songwriters, built through member conversations, meetings, workshops, and creative engagements. It protects authorship, supports rights awareness, strengthens unity, and gives songwriters a professional voice within Uganda’s growing music and cultural industry.
Official Updates
A structured discussion on authorship, publishing, royalties, and protection of Ugandan creative works.
Published by SWAU SecretariatEngagement with cultural leaders, writers, producers, and institutions on the future of Uganda’s music economy.
Published by Programs OfficeSWAU participation in cross-border conversations on songwriter recognition and copyright enforcement.
Published by International Relations DeskHands-on sessions guiding members on publishing structures, royalties, and songwriting professionalism.
Published by Education DeskAnnual gathering of members to review progress, discuss policies, and align on strategic direction.
Published by SWAU SecretariatDialogue between songwriters, labels, producers, and media stakeholders to strengthen collaboration.
Published by Partnerships Office