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How can we say thank you, UNOC, for your generous sponsorship of #UNJA2025? Your commitment plays a key role in empowering journalists and recognising outstanding reporting. Thank you for contributing to a vibrant media landscape! #ACMEAwards

See how much joy you brought to #UNJA2025, John R. Musinguzi! We were truly honoured to have you as our Chief Guest, underscoring the importance of transparent reporting. Thank you for your leadership and partnership. Our deepest gratitude to Uganda Revenue Authority for the generous sponsorship.

$150mn in annual global media funding has disappeared. New report by consortia leads BBC Media Action Internews Europe and Free Press Unlimited, supported by European Commission, breaks down how #USG funding cuts impacted independent media & what donors can do. bbc.in/3GeBvxc

Is 'passion' merely a smokescreen for keeping journalists broke & busy? New opinion from ACME Mwalimu (blog of ACME's training desk) exploring how idealism in the media industry often justifies exploitation. #journalismmatters #supportthosewhoreport acme-ug.org/2025/06/28/pas…

ACME's new report, Vulnerable Media, Struggling Democracy, examines recent media-related legal developments, statutory decisions & court rulings. It documents how these forces impacting media & journalism in Uganda. acme-ug.org/2025/06/26/new…

🛠️ Trauma Aware Journalism Toolkit. This resource by The Dart Center for Journalism & Trauma, CBC/Radio-Canada, and the Canadian Journalism Forum on Violence and Trauma offers best practices for trauma-informed reporting. twp.ai/4inEfl

Journalists from Kisoro, Rubanda, Rukiga, Kabale, Rukiga, Ntungamo, Rukungiri, Kanungu are attending the media orientation on reporting public health emergencies in Uganda for Kigezi.

📍Kabale, Uganda: Journalists from Kigezi sub-region are taking part in a media orientation on reporting public health emergencies. Organized by Ministry of Health- Uganda & UNICEF Uganda through @ACME_Uganda with support from Embassy of Sweden in Kampala & Mastercard Foundation. Stronger reporting saves lives.

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ACME Africa's John Baptist Imokola tells journalists from Kigezi: "If you don't have facts, don't publish the story." This is during a media orientation on reporting public health emergencies in Uganda organized by Ministry of Health- Uganda & UNICEF Uganda, funded by Embassy of Sweden in Kampala & Mastercard Foundation

It was a great honour meeting with BBC Media Action at our offices today. We discussed vital collaboration for Uganda's media, focusing on research, training, mentorship, and building resilience against misinformation as we head towards the 2026 elections. #MediaDevelopment

The Ministry of Health, in collaboration with UNICEF Uganda and ACME Africa, is conducting a media orientation in the Kigezi and Greater Rwenzori regions on the reporting of public health emergencies in Uganda. Key discussions include an overview of recurring public health

ACME Africa's partnership with Mott Foundation is growing ever stronger. Over 2 days in Limuru, Kenya, we'll compare notes from the perspective of our media development and behavioural communication work in East Africa. DREEM is Distributed Renewable Energy Ecosystem Model.

With support from Embassy of Sweden in Kampala & Mastercard Foundation, the trainings will be conducted in Kabale, Kasese, Lira and Gulu with select journalists and health reporters. #InvestinUGchildren

The Ministry of Health with support from UNICEF Uganda, ACME Africa, Mastercard Foundation and Embassy of Sweden in Kampala is conducting regional orientation meetings with journalists on Public Health Emergencies. Today, the team is with reporters from the Lango sub-region. This is intended to

Media serves as a bridge between health authorities & the public, vital in: •Disseminating accurate information •Correcting misinformation •Encouraging public health behaviors •Holding authorities accountable •Reducing panic by providing context & facts

Lango Sub-Region Media Orientation on reporting Public Health Emergencies done and dusted at Margarita Palace Hotel in Lira City. Special thanks to the vibrant journalists and Ministry of Health- Uganda UNICEF Uganda Mastercard Foundation Embassy of Sweden in Kampala #ResponsibleJournalism