Illicit financial flows (IFFs) are a substantial and often hidden loss to Uganda’s development, frequently overlooked by the media due to a lack of knowledge about the subject. These illicit outflows represent a significant loss of revenue that could be invested in critical sectors such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Recognising the crucial role of journalists in exposing financial […]
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) is delighted to unveil the shortlist of finalists for the 10th Annual Uganda National Journalism Awards. The Uganda National Journalism Awards are the country’s premier celebration of journalistic excellence. These awards inspire journalists to push boundaries, tackle critical issues, and drive positive change. Dr George Lugalambi, ACME’s Executive […]
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KAMPALA, Thursday 4 July 2024: The African Center for Media Excellence (ACME) and a consortium including Uganda Editors’ Guild, Uganda Radio Network and Uganda Media Women Association have today signed a grant agreement with the Royal Danish Embassy to support media development work in Uganda. Dr George Lugalambi, the Executive Director of ACME and HE […]
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Illicit financial flows (IFFs) – the illegal movement of money across international borders – often feel like an abstract concept for journalists. Stories discuss billions vanishing into offshore accounts, impacting development goals that seem distant from everyday life. However, for the media, there is a significant opportunity to bridge this gap, making IFFs a relatable […]
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) recently concluded its first short course on reporting the productive use of renewable energy (PUSE), specifically focusing on off-grid solar power in Uganda. Held in the last week of June 2024 at ACME’s premises in Kampala, this initiative saw 14 Ugandan journalists gain valuable knowledge and skills to […]
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