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Author: Bernard Tabaire

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Some day we’ll wake up and govt has banned journalism altogether

November 6, 2017 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

Another rough season for local journalism is underway. Arrests. Assaults. Interrogations. Confiscation of equipment. Shutdown of FM stations. Ban on live broadcasts. Suspension of presenters and producers. Threats of suspension …

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Media analysis / News / Press freedom

Op-ed – May we have the courage to use our critical minds

April 30, 2017May 2, 2017 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

This article was first published in Daily Monitor. *** Media is a big deal. How much of a big deal? Unesco suggests it is a very big deal. “Critical Minds for …

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Media news / Story ideas

ACME issue brief: Some key issues in the 2016 election campaign

February 16, 2016 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment
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ACME issue brief: Yes, opinion polls matter even in Uganda

February 16, 2016February 16, 2016 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment
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More in the budget for reporters to milk

June 13, 2015June 13, 2015 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

By Bernard Tabaire We have had the first thrust of media coverage of the budget, which was presented on Thursday, 11 June 2014. Some more analysis will undoubtedly follow through …

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Ugandan journalism may not be thriving, but it’s still useful

May 3, 2015May 4, 2015 - by Bernard Tabaire - 2 Comments.

By Bernard Tabaire Wrongly spelt words – even of names of sources one has interviewed – atrocious punctuation, and context-free stories are the most irritating things for me about our …

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ACME Blogs

Here’s one angle reporters could follow in covering Rwenzori rage

July 11, 2014March 5, 2015 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

Were the coordinated 5 July attacks in the Rwenzori region ethnic or were they the work of an old rebel group such as the ADF or perhaps a new organisation …

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News

ACME is up to a lot of exciting work in 2014

January 24, 2014December 29, 2014 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

It is the first month of the calendar year, and the heat that comes with the season has not spared our offices in Soya-Bunga, a quiet and serious-minded neighbourhood that …

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ACME Talks with Samuel Gummah – The challenges and resilience of radio in Uganda
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In commemoration of World Radio Day, ACME Talks was joined by Samuel Gummah Nabaasa, Executive Director of Uganda Radio Network, to talk all things radio. Sam, a radio man to the core, has seen the evolution, transformation and stagnation of radio broadcasting in Uganda, thanks to his decades of experience in content production and management in various radio-related organisations. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on the successes, failures and opportunities for growth for radio broadcasting in the country.

Learn more about Sam’s organisation, Uganda Radio Network, here.

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ACME Talks with Samuel Gummah – The challenges and resilience of radio in Uganda
ACME Talks with Samuel Gummah – The challenges and resilience of radio in Uganda
February 22, 2021
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