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ACME Fellowship Programme for Journalists: Covering Land and Property Rights in Uganda

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Deadline: 27 January 2017

The African Centre for Media Excellence (ACME) is currently seeking applications from Ugandan journalists for a fellowship programme Covering Land. This four month, two-part fellowship is designed to equip journalists with skills to produce in depth investigative land-themed stories from Uganda.

The fellowship, organized by the African Centre for Media Excellence with support from the Ford Foundation, was designed after a two-year pilot programme that provided journalists with skills and knowledge to report on land. This new programme offers journalists an opportunity to take time out from the newsroom to enhance their investigative journalism skills while engaging in high quality, high impact land beat reporting.

The training will focus on both craft and content. Through story production mentoring, discussions with top journalism trainers, land experts and policy makers, participants will be well-grounded in the current land issues, laws and the status of land reform. They will acquire up-to-date knowledge on new and recurring land pressures and learn how to report these in broader contexts and policy debates.

They will also develop story sources and ideas and the capacity to examine the wide-ranging ramifications of land laws and the efficiency of land governing institutions.

Theme: Covering and property rights

Eligibility Criteria

How to Apply

All applications should be made online via given website.

Eligible Country: Uganda

For more information, please visit ACME.

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