Skip to content
African Centre for Media Excellence

African Centre for Media Excellence

Inspiring excellent journalism across Africa

  • Home
  • About us
    • Who we are
    • On good journalism
    • ACME board
    • ACME secretariat
    • Contact us
    • ACME annual reports
      • ACME annual report 2016
      • ACME annual report 2015
      • ACME Annual Report 2014
    • ACME in the news
  • Programmes
    • Uganda National Journalism Awards
    • Training overview and opportunities
      • Media literacy workshops
      • Continuing and mid-career training
    • Advocacy
    • Internship at ACME
  • Publications
  • ACME Talks podcast
  • Uganda National Journalism Awards 2022
    • Uganda National Journalism Awards 2022 – Competition categories
    • Uganda National Journalism Awards 2022 – Eligibility rules and submission guidelines
Main Menu

Tag: Covering public affairs

ACME publications / ACME research / Media Monitoring

Research report on Ugandan media coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and other public affairs 2020

February 28, 2022 - by ACME team - Leave a Comment

This study describes Ugandan news media coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic and other public affairs topics, focusing mainly on five key publications and three television stations. The study explores the …

Read More
ACME fellowships and grants

ACME concludes its first fellowship for journalists on public accountability reporting

October 5, 2020October 5, 2020 - by Clare Muhindo - Leave a Comment

15 journalists from 10 media houses across Uganda have completed a fellowship on reporting public sector accountability in times of emergencies.  The fellowship is part of the Enhanced Media Capacity …

Read More
ACME research / Media Monitoring / News

ACME research shows significant imbalance in public affairs coverage in Uganda’s press

July 12, 2017August 14, 2017 - by Harriet Anena - Leave a Comment

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 …

Read More

Search

Special podcast series

The Drill
The Drill

The Drill is a mini-series by the African Centre for Media Excellence about the journey of Uganda’s extractive industries.

Did the Amendment of Public Finance Management Act 2015 Erode Uganda’s Fiscal Discipline in Oil and Gas Sector
byAfrican Centre for Media Excellence

In December 2021, Parliament passed The Public Finance Management (Amendment) Act, a law that governs how public money and resources are mobilised or collected, stored, dispensed and reported on

Did the Amendment of Public Finance Management Act 2015 Erode Uganda’s Fiscal Discipline in Oil and Gas Sector
Did the Amendment of Public Finance Management Act 2015 Erode Uganda’s Fiscal Discipline in Oil and Gas Sector
March 30, 2022
African Centre for Media Excellence
Can a new Mining and mineral law help Uganda to harness its minerals potential
March 21, 2022
African Centre for Media Excellence
Search Results placeholder

Contact us

Plot 130 Nanjala Road, Bunga,
P.O. Box 11283, Kampala, Uganda
info@acme-ug.org
Monday-Friday: 9am - 5pm
My Tweets

RSS New on the Uganda journalists’ resource centre

  • The cost of living crisis: Livelihood concerns in Uganda
  • What the 100-year-old Makerere University in Uganda reveals about culture
Copyright © 2022 African Centre for Media Excellence.
Powered by WordPress and HitMag.
Scroll Up