African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) in partnership with the United States Mission in Uganda invites applications for an online course on reporting health and HIV/AIDS. This course – Entrenching Knowledge-Based Health Journalism in Uganda – seeks to improve the media’s capacity to offer quality coverage of the health sector that informs and empowers ordinary […]
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African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME), with support from the United States Mission in Uganda, has completed a five-day virtual fellowship on reporting health and HIV/AIDS. A total of 35 journalists sourced from radio, TV, print and online media across the country attended the course, from 1 to 5 November 2021. The online training follows […]
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African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) in partnership with the United States Mission in Uganda invites applications for an online course on reporting health and HIV/AIDS in Uganda. This course – Entrenching Knowledge-Based Health Journalism in Uganda – seeks to improve the media’s capacity to offer quality coverage of the health sector that informs and […]
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Reference: New Vision, 15 June 2015, Page 10 To many Ugandans, HIV/AIDS has become a ‘normal’ disease. In fact, a story is told of a fishing community in Uganda who revealed to researchers that they fear pregnancy more than HIV. The shock factor that the disease had in the 90s is waning. This can probably be […]
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