‘Print is dead’
By Harriet Anena The media industry, especially the newspaper, is “under siege” from so many fronts including technology, changing consumption habits, and a generational shift, a leading African media entrepreneur …
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Speech by Trevor Ncube at inaugural media and politics in Africa Lecture
It’s a real pleasure for me to join you this morning at this beautiful venue. Kampala is one of the most vibrant cities on the African continent, and by taking …
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ACME in the news – Ncube inspires Ugandan journalists
This article was first published in Chimp Reports. Print media entrepreneurs have been urged to embrace the social media platforms Twitter and Facebook among others to grow their revenues “instead …
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ACME in the news – Longevity in power affects freedom and institutions, says media mogul
This article was first published in Daily Monitor. Kampala- Leaders staying in power for long is detrimental to people’s basic freedoms and the development of institutions, a renowned Zimbabwean media …
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ACME Lecture: Promoting intellectual media discourse
By Bernard Tabaire (Below is the slightly edited text of the overview of the “Media and Politics in Africa Annual Lecture” series that Mr Tabaire, ACME co-founder and director of …
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ACME in the news – Ncube tips media on technologies
From New Vision Media entrepreneur, Trevor Ncube and owner of South Africa’s Mail & Guardian newspaper has tipped Ugandan media to come up with models that use technology to improve delivery …
Read MorePart IV: When “inclusive education” approach excludes children with disabilities
The government’s approach of inclusiveness to education for all children of school-going age is an applicable one. However, STEPHEN SSENKAABA reveals the contradictions that have kept many children with disabilities …
Read MorePart III: Is it jungle life for children with disabilities?
A lot of concern has been raised about the welfare of children with disabilities, especially in regard to access to education. In the third part of this series, STEPHEN SSENKAABA …
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