Dark Side of Youth Employment in Uganda
Many young workers are toiling for more than 6 months without a guiding contract, which most employers avoid since they fear potential legal action if they fail to meet the employees’ expectations.
Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges: UCU Hosts Inaugural Career Symposium
With their passion and dedication, they are ready to shape the future of media and make a positive difference in society.
Ordinary women rarely make news, why?
“We have to tell women stories with compassion. Pay attention to the language and the image (photos used). Because the language can be disempowering,” said Dr. Maractho.
Female journalists excited to report on Climate Change and Environment
“Ensure you capture different voices when pursuing your story. Be gender sensitive and relate your stories with issues in the communities like GBV, Sexually Reproductive Health, Mental Health, and Education. Tap into solution stories and other broader National agenda,” Ms. Diana Karakire
COVID -19 Lockdown; how Female Journalists survived
By Jesse Johnson James In Uganda, lockdowns and other movement restrictions meant to prevent the…
Female journalists to employers; “Pay me for my work”
By Felista Auma COVID-19 has greatly affected journalists and the media industry at large across…
Ms Adure talks journalism, the money and work-life balance
By Ajok Diana Being a woman in the media industry is a lot of work…
The writhing effect of restructuring – a tale of pain and hope
By Ajok Diana Coronavirus disease, covid-19 has brought with it disruptions and affected the media…
Female Journalists urged to Embrace Multimedia Journalism.
By Felista Auma Field female journalists based in Northern Uganda have been urged to embrace…
