Crocodile press freedom tears

On this occasion when everybody is talking about press freedom, we might as well expose the culprits who are making the loudest noise and diverting attention from themselves as the biggest abusers – the pressmen and women. Journalists today pose the greatest threat to media freedom and it is about time they got exposed. Today, […]

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Journalists and civil society activists in Kampala to mark world press freedom day 2016 with procession and panel discussions

The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) and the Uganda Journalists Association (UJA), together with other media partners, announce that journalists and free speech activists in Kampala will this Tuesday, 3 May, mark World Press Freedom Day (WPFD) 2016 with a procession and a public debate on media. The procession through Kampala’s streets will start […]

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Bad roads affecting ambulance system: Part I

Uganda’s healthcare sector has faced numerous hurdles – from inadequate funding, flight of qualified health workers abroad, to lack of/limited equipment. Although government and development partners have been trying to keep the sector afloat, other challenges, such as the sorry state of ambulances, remind the country of the long journey that still needs to be […]

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