‘Free Red Pepper editors’
The Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), African Centre of Media Excellence (ACME), and Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI) and others have demanded the immediate release of the eight Red …
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RFI news – Banning of parliamentary live broadcasts is ‘absurd’, says media expert
Fighting broke out in Uganda’s parliament for a second day on Wednesday over a controversial bill to remove the age limit for the president. The bill had been set to …
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ACME supported investigation by The Sunrise sparks debate at MUBS economic forum
With financial support from the African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) and the Democratic Governance Facility (DGF), the investigative report has revealed, in a series of articles, that despite initial …
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Report – Police, State Agents Top Media Freedom Violators
On Friday, the African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) organized a dialogue for media stakeholders at Churchill Courts hotel in Gulu town ahead of commemoration of the World Press Freedom …
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Journalist Solomon Serwanjja emerges overall ACME winner
NBS Television’s journalists emerged winners in the 4th edition of the Uganda National Journalism Awards held last evening.
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BoU’s Kasekende tells journalists to guard intellectual freedom
Dr Louis Kasekende, the Deputy Governor Bank of Uganda, has asked journalists to jealously guard their intellectual freedom if they are to keep contributing to the country’s economic development. Speaking …
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New Vision tops ACME Awards
New Vision still took the day after winning six awards out of the 20 followed by the Daily Monitor with four trophies and the Independent Magazine with three.
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Observer scoops 5 accolades at National Journalism awards
Observer journalists scooped five awards at the fourth edition of the annual Uganda National Journalism awards, which took place at the Golf Course hotel on Wednesday night.
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