The beginning of each year often prompts us to reflect and consider how we can improve. Yet, for journalists, the constant demands of the profession – breaking news, tight deadlines, and unpredictable schedules – can make it challenging to prioritise personal and professional growth. It is easy to get caught up in the daily grind […]
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Established in August 2009 under the Companies Act, Cap 110, as a company limited by guarantee and not having share capital, the African Centre for Media Excellence is a non-profit media development and support organisation. In 2017, following the enactment of the Non-Governmental Organisations Act and the NGO Regulations, ACME was registered with the then […]
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ACME is undertaking research that seeks to document the factors, actors, behaviours, trends, developments, issues and influences that have shaped Uganda’s journalism and news media landscape, including the state of media freedom, by compiling, synthesizing, and making sense of all available information and evidence to provide a comprehensive and current snapshot of the sector. The […]
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ACME is undertaking research that seeks to document the factors, actors, behaviours, trends, developments, issues and influences that have shaped Uganda’s journalism and news media landscape, including the state of media freedom, by compiling, synthesizing, and making sense of all available information and evidence to provide a comprehensive and current snapshot of the sector. The […]
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) is undertaking a longitudinal study to assess the media coverage of public affairs in Uganda. The purpose is to provide evidence that will inform advocacy and interventions intended to improve journalists’ reporting of public affairs. This media monitoring research will provide data through which gaps in and concerns […]
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