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Media turnover in Uganda – a UK comparison

August 21, 2010June 7, 2020 - by ACME Admin - Leave a Comment

By Raymond Baguma I have been in the UK newsrooms at The Times and The Independent newspapers for the last three months on a work placement programme. So, I find …

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Media analysis / Media law / News

Be afraid, the government is nosing around online

August 12, 2010December 29, 2014 - by Bernard Tabaire - Leave a Comment

If you are a journalist working for independent media in Uganda, the police have probably summoned you for questioning and possibly even charged you in the courts. If not, you …

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Gory…the trend for Ugandan reporting

August 6, 2010December 29, 2014 - by ACME Admin - Leave a Comment

When Bukedde, the Luganda daily started placing almost gory (and sometimes very gory) pictures on their front pages with catchy headlines ‘Bamusee’ etc, the mad dash for this paper signaled …

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Proposed changes to Ugandan media law: Media, rights groups push back

July 29, 2010December 29, 2014 - by Grace Natabaalo - Leave a Comment

The first half of 2010 has been a period of heightened activity amongst media practitioners in Uganda. It is all because of the government’s proposed changes to the law that …

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Rwanda gets dangerous for journalists to work

July 29, 2010August 25, 2014 - by ACME Admin - Leave a Comment

A week before the killing in Rwanda of Umuvugizi journalist Jean- Léonard Rugambage, his top editor was having coffee with a friend at Café Javas, a trendy eatery at the …

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Presidential musings on media freedoms

July 29, 2010December 29, 2014 - by Guest Writer - Leave a Comment

Somewhere in the middle of his speech before a journalism awards ceremony in Kampala recently, President Museveni had an important question to ask. “So,” he said, “is there press freedom …

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Images of death after Kampala bomb attacks

July 27, 2010June 7, 2020 - by Peter G. Mwesige - Leave a Comment

Four days after the bomb blasts that killed more than 70 people in Kampala on July 11, I received a call from a Ugandan friend attending an international conference in …

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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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