African Centre for Media Excellence
Inspiring excellent journalism across Africa
African Centre for Media Excellence
Inspiring excellent journalism across Africa
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Media organisations must invest in protecting women in journalism
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Study uncovers pervasive online violence against women journalists in Uganda
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Reporting on powerlessness to hold power accountable
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Is a career in broadcast media worth delaying motherhood?
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Moving beyond tokenism to amplify citizen voices in the news
Tips and tools for journalists
The 10 commandments of source cultivation
Hark, ye scribes and journalists, and ye purveyors of digital tales, and heed these words of wisdom, for they shall …
Israel-Gaza war: Verify before you publish
In the midst of the Israel-Gaza conflict, battle for truth has intensified, raising concerns for both journalists and news consumers. …
Simple mentorship strategies for news organisations
In busy newsrooms, coaching and mentoring are often put on the back burner. This means that for many journalists operating …
Media Monitoring
Disinformation is part and parcel of social media’s business model, new research shows
Young Zimbabweans are using YouTube to ridicule politicians and educate voters
Women’s voices are missing in the media – including them could generate billions in income
ACME research and publications
Country Report: Biometric Digital Identity Programs and Independent Journalism in Uganda
This report focuses on Uganda and is part of a multi-region research seeking to identify and compare the state of …
Compendium of selected road safety stories from Uganda 2021-2022
This is a selection of stories on road safety in Uganda written and produced by some of the journalists that …
Endline report on Ugandan media coverage of road safety, August 2021- July 2022
Uganda predominantly relies on the road to move goods and people. However, this dominant mode of transport is unsafe. According …
