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Theme: “Telling Northern Uganda’s Stories in the Digital Age” Application Deadline: 16 August 2026 Fellowship Duration: 3 Months (12 Weeks) Location: Gulu City and Virtual Learning Platforms Number of Fellows: …
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: NUMEC Digital Journalism and Content Innovation Fellowship 2026 Read More
The Northern Ugandan Media Club (NUMEC) is pleased to announce a new grant opportunity for journalists to report on women, children and land rights and climate justice in northern Uganda. …
CALL FOR PITCHES: Women, Children, Land Rights and Climate Justice Read More
An estimated 40,000kgs of chia seeds lost markets as products tested with residues of agro-chemicals, at the centre of the loss stands Solomon Rackara, a Computer Scientist-turned model farmer whose …
“Liquid Gold”: How Ugandan Farmers Use Rabbit Urine to Revitalize Soil and Control Pests Read More
In January 2015, Dominic Ongwen, one of the indicted commanders of the Lord’s Resistance Army, surrendered to the Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic. He was later handed over …
Beyond the Hague (Part 2): What the ICC Left Behind in Northern Uganda Read More
Food is a vital sector for our wellbeing. But its production, from planting to consumption, is increasingly becoming vulnerable to climate-related disruptions globally. Shifting rainfall patterns and high temperatures, among …
CLOSED – Call for applications: Food and agriculture reporting grants Read More
A decade ago, Rose Anewa would buy only a sack of charcoal to meet her family’s energy needs for a month. But over the years, as her family increased in …
Turning cow dung into fuel: How Anewa is cooking up a cleaner climate Read More
The Northern Uganda Media Club (NUMEC) will hold a virtual training on energy reporting for journalists in northern Uganda on August 22, 2024. The training will enable journalists to develop …
Virtual Training on Energy Reporting for Journalists in Northern Uganda Read More
PHOTO: Some local farmers tend to their gardens in Agoro, Lamwo district-Photo by John Okot. As the river snaked gently down from the misty Langiya hill, which straddles the Uganda- …
Water-stressed rice farmers in Lamwo turn to quick-maturing crops after irrigation scheme fails Read More