African Centre for Media Excellence
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Media houses globally are grappling with how best to produce quality content and remain financially viable in the wake of shrinking revenues, technological disruptions, the emergence of peripheral content creators, …
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By Nawal Mohammed Ten journalists have completed the first part of an intensive fellowship on reporting illicit financial flows that conducted by the African Centre for Media Excellence. The fellowship …
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This is a selection of stories on road safety in Uganda. They were written and produced by some of the 29 journalists that participated in ACME’s journalism fellowships on covering …
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Uganda predominantly relies on the road to move goods and people. However, this dominant mode of transport is unsafe. According to the 2018 Road Safety Performance Review, the country loses …
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Studying the state of the newsroom is invaluable in understanding the media and the environment in which journalists work. Understanding the newsroom environment is essential because it not only helps …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) is pleased to invite Ugandan journalists to apply for reporting grants to pursue in-depth investigative stories on extractives (i.e. oil, gas, and mining). …
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The Tanzania media industry grew steadily over the past two decades. This growth, which primarily occurred in broadcast and online media, triggered a rise in journalism training institutions and an …
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This report examines Kenyan news media coverage of the 2022 elections, focusing on four key publications, nine television stations, 11 radio stations, and three digital media channels. The report explores …
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