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This research investigates the role of mass media in combating HIV/AIDS in Uganda, focusing on the case study ofUganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC). The study is situated within the global Africa East African, and Ugandancontexts to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject. The statement of the problem emphasizes the realchallenges faced in the effective use of mass media for HIV/AIDS awareness in Uganda. The purpose of the study wasto assess the effectiveness of UBC's HIV/AIDS awareness programs, analyze perceptions and attitudes towardHIV/AIDS in UBC's audience, and identify opportunities for enhanced collaboration and community involvement.The significance of the study lies in contributing valuable insights to the field of HIV/AIDS communication and mediastrategies. The research objectives delve into assessing UBC's programs, exploring audience perceptions, andidentifying collaborative opportunities. Data analysis involved descriptive statistics to capture the effectiveness ofmass media in HIV/AIDS awareness. Survey questions assess respondents' agreement with statements related tomass media's impact on awareness, perceptions, and collaborative strategies. Findings reveal insights into theeffectiveness of UBC's programs, audience perceptions, and collaborative opportunities. The study contributes to theliterature on mass media's role in public health campaigns and offers recommendations for enhancing UBC'sHIV/AIDS awareness initiatives. The research concludes with reflections on limitations and suggests avenues forfuture studies in this critical area.