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Stories about criminal justice, police, politics and democratic processes received the lion’s share of public affairs coverage in Uganda’s print media from July 2015 to June 2016, a study by …
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On March 31st, the Supreme Court of Uganda dismissed an election petition filed by presidential candidate Amama Mbabazi challenging the re-election of President Yoweri Museveni in February 2016. Mr Mbabazi sighted …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) today released the findings of its final report under the project, “Monitoring Media Coverage of the 2016 General Elections in Uganda.” The project, …
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In July 2015, African Centre for Media Excellence received funding from the Democratic Governance Facility to monitor media coverage of the 2016 elections. ACME set out to monitor a purposive sample …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence has released its January 2016 report from the project Monitoring Media Coverage of the 2016 Elections. The report offers insights into the January findings …
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African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) announces the release of its January Report under the project titled, “Monitoring Media Coverage of the 2016 General Election”. The project, which started in …
Read MoreIn July 2015, African Centre for Media Excellence received funding from the Democratic Governance Facility to monitor media coverage of the 2016 elections. ACME set out to monitor a purposive sample …
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Freedom of the press in Uganda is deceptive. Print journalists in the country’s capital, Kampala, can enjoy some relative freedom. Journalists outside Kampala – particularly radio journalists working in local …
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