Mpigi corruption crackdown. There’s more to this story.

When the Daily Monitor reported that three top officials in Mpigi District had been arrested over alleged bribery in public service hiring, the story was clear and compelling. The facts, as laid out by in the article, are that job applicants were being asked to pay between Shs50,000 and Shs15 million in “appreciation” fees to […]

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A new basket of story ideas on road safety

This guide is produced as part of the ‘Strengthening the capacity of the media in Uganda to report on road safety policy’ project, implemented by the African Centre for Media Excellence with support from the Global Road Safety Partnership. With increased travel during the holidays, concerns about road safety naturally come to the forefront. For […]

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From street hawkers to storefronts: Year-round retail story ideas

While reporting on retail might appear mundane at first glance, beneath the surface lies a vibrant ecosystem mirroring the very heartbeat of society. It’s a dynamic place where trends emerge, consumer behaviour shifts and economic forces play out in real-time. From bustling markets to sleek malls, retail reporting offers a unique lens into human aspirations, […]

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Breathing new life into population reporting

Covering population issues is no easy feat. Population topics are broad, complex and intricate. With World Population Day just around the corner, we have an opportunity to re-evaluate our approach to reporting on this vital subject assess how we can better inform and engage audiences. So this week, ACME Mwalimu provides tips to revitalise your […]

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