African Centre for Media Excellence
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ACME’s online resource centre has a wealth of datasets, reports, backgrounders and studies to complement and deepen your reporting on public affairs in Uganda. New to the online resource centre …
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PHOTO: Makerere journalism lecturer, Adolf Mbaine, presenting the study results. A study on media self-regulation in Uganda has shown that there is broad support for non-State regulation of the media. …
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Course name Media relations training for non-profit organisations in the Albertine region Course dates 7-10 August, 2017 Number of slots 15 The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) invites staff …
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Participants from more than 10 countries gathered at ACME on 22 May 2017 to review the curriculum for training working journalists in effective coverage of extractives (oil, gas and mining). …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) is pleased to announce a shortlist of 83 journalists for the Uganda National Journalism Awards 2017. These journalists have amongst them 95 stories/entries …
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The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) has commenced a six-month project to monitor media coverage of Uganda’s 2016 general elections. This project, funded by the Democratic Governance Facility, is …
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Every day the public in Uganda looks to the media for news on investment, information about their children’s education, investigations that hold the powerful to account, and solutions to persistent …
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