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African Centre for Media Excellence

Inspiring excellent journalism across Africa

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February 23, 2021

Journalists are not special, but deserve protection

In the wake of last week’s egregious assault of Ugandan journalists by the military, a number of commentators have taken …

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February 5, 2021

A toast to Margaret Vuchiri and other unsung newsroom heroes

By Daniel K Kalinaki Newsrooms have always had war correspondents. Many are mad, fearless, restless adrenaline junkies. Their idea of …

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December 31, 2020

Police move to limit coverage of election campaigns

Image by Edward Echwalu from Echwalu Photography With just two weeks left to Uganda’s presidential and parliamentary elections, the Police …

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November 30, 2020

Navigating threats to journalists in this violent campaign season

The question of safety of journalists in the line of duty has returned to foreground civic discourse about the democratic …

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August 4, 2020

Police named leading perpetrators of violence against journalists for the seventh year 

The Uganda Police Force remains the leading perpetrator of violent crimes against journalists according to the Uganda Press Freedom Index …

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