African Centre for Media Excellence
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Children with disabilities have for a long time had a problem having access to education in Uganda. As STEPHEN SSENKAABA writes, more trained teachers are walking away from schools that …
Read MoreSince the Universal Primary Education (UPE) was introduced in 1997, eight million children have been able to access primary education. However, only a handful of children with disabilities have been …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) announces the launch of the “Media and Politics in Africa Annual Lecture”. The purpose of the lecture – to run every year hence …
Read MoreAgriculture is still considered Uganda’s back bone sector. As the country moves towards oil production – another key sector – questions abound on how the two will co-exist. Daily Monitor’s …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence invites submissions for the Uganda National Journalism Awards (UNJA), 2015. Now in their second year, the awards seek to recognise and promote excellent reporting …
Read MoreAs interest continues to grow in the oil and gas sector, several institutions of higher learning are coming up with courses they publicise as relevant to the sector. However, experts warn of manipulation …
Read MoreCharcoal burning is an activity many across the country are increasingly engaging in. But as the interest in charcoal increases, the wood needed for charcoal burning is getting scarce. In …
Read MoreSince it emerged that Uganda is endowed with oil deposits, expectations and excitement has been high, with many looking forward to employment in the sector. When Tullow, CNOOC and Total …
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