CPJ Report: Eritrea jailed more journalists in Africa in 2023
CPJ’s research found numerous instances where jailed journalists were denied healthcare, medicine, and sometimes basic necessities like heat, hot water and electricity.
Frank Oyugi is no longer part of GLCSMS
Frank Oyugi has left the institution and no additional information will be issued until further notice.
The 2023 emerging health technologies media award of excellence calls for entries
The award call to journalists in Africa is open until Sept 15, 2023.
Interview: Journalists’ Union General Secretary Ouma warns journalists on safety
Detach political affiliations from the story. Do not be part of the story – there is no story which is worth your life.
Women leaving newsrooms because of sexual harassment – report finds
Uganda is ranked 5th with an average prevalence of almost 60 per cent of female journalists sexually abused in their newsrooms.
Press Freedom 2023: Uganda ranks 133rd as Africa becomes new disinformation and propaganda lab
Propaganda and disinformation thrive in what is still one of the most dangerous terrains for journalists. While French reporter Olivier Dubois was finally released after 711 days as a hostage in Mali.
Northern Uganda journalists complete two-day fact-check training
The Debunk training brought a total of 20 journalists from Lira City and Gulu City; Amuru, Kitgum, Pader, Moyo, Agago and Nwoya districts.
Annual Media Conference: Journalists to interface with leaders
Gulu—21 October 2020: The 3rd Annual Media Conference 2020 is slated for Friday 23 October at Garden Inn Hotel, Lira City. The
The 3rd Annual Media Conference 2020: What you should know
The Annual Media Conference is the initiative of www.glcsms.org and its subsidiary digital newspaper, www.tndnewsug.com. Started in September 2016 as an informal media
GLCSMS, TESI, EFOTI convene 3rd Annual Media Conference
Lira—15, September 2020: The 2020 Annual Media Conference will take place on 23 October 2020 in Lira City, the organisers have