The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) runs a media literacy training project aimed at helping public officials, members of civil society, the political class, business people, as well as high school leavers improve their skills in engaging with the media.
We believe that media literacy empowers members of the public to be active citizen who have an informed and critical understanding of the media—from media consumption, production, to analysis of media messages.
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