Chemonges. M. Timothy also urged the journalists to use the press plenary to engage in meaningful discussions, share insights, and develop actionable strategies that will drive positive change in our society, in order to ensure that the principles of transparency, accountability, and

'The Uganda Parliamentary Press Plenary aims to engage citizens in decision-making processes. We need to emphasize the importance of evidence-based decision-making and stakeholder engagement.' - Chemonges. M. Timothy, Associate Director, CEPA.
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#HappeningNow : #Uganda Parliamentary Press Plenary!

Discussing key issues & promoting dialogue on Uganda's Parliamentary processes and media involvement.

Sam Sam Ibanda Mugabi , President of Uganda Parliamentary Press Association has welcomed the revival of the Press Plenary, saying this will provide a platform for both the public & reporters covering Parliament to discuss measures on how to improve Uganda’s democracy.

He made the

Without citizens access to #information , it will be impossible for any country to
achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

💪 Governments need innovative solutions to address current and future challenges. That's why the #OpenGovChallenge calls on the OGP community to drive reforms & advance democracy across 10 key policy areas.

Ready to take on the challenge? Visit bit.ly/open-gov-chall… for more.

Need guidance on reforms? With #OpenGovWeek just around the corner, explore the Open Gov Guide! Find recommendations, key definitions, examples, and more to help apply open government principles to real-world challenges.

View the full guide at bit.ly/opengov-guide-…

'Ugandans are optimistic. 5 out of 10 see addressing climate change as a shared responsibility. 9 out of 10 Ugandans agree that we can do our bit to reduce the effects of climate change, demonstrating the goodwill and readiness of citizens to act.' - @alinda_violet.
#SautiUG

'The media sector’s limited financial resources further exacerbate the challenge of covering climate-related events, as they entail considerable uncertainties in terms of costs.' - Dr. Baruani Mshale via The Chanzo. thechanzo.com/2024/05/04/med…

“Journalism and social media today, and their contribution to mitigating environmental crisis, must bear in mind the fact of science and technology.' Via Daily Monitor.

#WorldPressFreedomDay monitor.co.ug/uganda/oped/co…

“Journalism and social media today, and their contribution to mitigating environmental crisis, must bear in mind the fact of science and technology.' Via Daily Monitor.

#WorldPressFreedomDay monitor.co.ug/uganda/oped/co…

Had the honor and privilege to moderate the Ugandan dialogue on #WPFD24 .

It was a time listen to some of the best media brains in Uganda and reflect on the tough realities as we build “press for planet”.

What are we doing to address the environmental crisis; climate change,

Our lens couldn't miss capturing InfoNile 's photo exhibition at the #WorldPressFreedomDay celebrations at Makerere University.

The exhibition aimed to raise awareness about the environmental crisis and also trigger journalists to tell climate justice stories.
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'7 out of 10 Ugandans see deforestation as the main cause of
climate change'- Marie Nanyanzi at the National Media Dialogue on Journalism in the face of environmental crisis.

#WorldPressFreedomDay

We recognise and appreciate the efforts of environmental journalists who risk their lives to uncover stories that matter for our planet's well-being. #WorldPressFreedomDay #WPFD2024UG

PHOTOEXHIBITION:
@infoNile’s powerful photo exhibition shedding light on environmental challenges! Calling all journalists to join the move and cover vital environmental stories. This will aid amplify awareness and inspire action for a sustainable future.
#Journalism #WPFD2024

We are still at Makerere University for #WPFDUG2024 #WPFD2024 commemoration. Chairperson_UHRC represented by Member of the Commission Hon. Crispin Kaheru has already delivered her remarks. We have also listened to Makerere University, Uganda Media Sector Working Group Media Council Uganda Ministry of ICT&NG and Twaweza Uganda

Citizens are consistently positive about radio and radio journalists, and somewhat uncertain about other forms of media.

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#WorldPressFreedomDay

A recent survey by Twaweza Uganda reveals that a majority of Ugandans view climate change as a worsening problem, with 7 out of 10 linking deforestation to climate shifts. The need for action is now, as 60% believe it’s not too late to make a difference. Marie Nanyanzi #WPFD24

ACME Africa Media Focus on Africa UCC NUMEC
#WPFD2024
Climate change is an immediate issue that affects the people and majority of the citizens in Uganda believe that it can be reversed.