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Inspiring excellent journalism across Africa

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April 27, 2022

Catalogue of players in Uganda’s extractive sector

This catalogue of players in Uganda’s extractive sector includes government entities, businesses, NGOs, and academic institutions. The catalogue, which doesn’t …

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March 20, 2022

An overview of Uganda’s new mining law 

Highlights Mining and Minerals Act, 2021, repeals the Mining Act, 2003. Introduces a competitive licensing regime for brownfields (existing mining …

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June 25, 2019

Reporting mining – A journalist’s handbook

The last decade had seen some notable improvements in our journalism and today’s journalists are, in many ways, better trained …

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September 28, 2016

CLOSED: Training opportunity – Covering mining in Uganda

WHAT? Training of mid-career journalists on covering mining in Uganda. WHEN? Monday 10—Friday 14 October 2016 WHERE? African Centre for …

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