A book so toxic none will touch it
The author’s telephone call, the result of a previous day’s introduction by a mutual acquaintance, came in at 2:34 p.m. on Tuesday, October 12. We agreed to meet at 3 …
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Should defending media be left to foreign activists?
Are local journalists too preoccupied with other issues and leaving the fight for Press Freedom to foreign activists? A journalist explores the idea after a recent visit by a team …
Read MoreShrinking World: The decline of international reporting in the British press
As most of the world now acknowledges, freedom of expression—including freedom of the press—is crucial to democracy and good governance. Only if news media maintain their independence can they play …
Read MoreDeliver us from straight news
Two years ago, my friend Bill Ristow, who was a Knight International Journalism Fellow at The New Vision in Kampala, wrote the following in one edition of his weekly training …
Read MoreCourt dismisses sedition case against talk show host
Court has dismissed a case against former talk show host and journalist Robert Kalundi Serumaga who was charged with six counts of sedition in 2009. The October 5 ruling comes …
Read MoreUGANDA: Media, police try to mend fences
The love-hate relationship between the police and the media in Uganda was the subject of a meeting between representatives of the two groups in Kampala this week. And from the …
Read MorePlagarism
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Read MoreReport exposes bribery of journalists around the world
A newly published report has highlighted the growing vice of brown envelope journalism across the world, showing how the act continues to stain journalism even in the most developed countries. …
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