Google partners UNESCO to boost digital journalism in Africa
Search giant, Google, has launched the Global Initiative for Excellence in Journalism Education to enhance practitioners’ training in Africa. The announcem
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Search giant, Google, has launched the Global Initiative for Excellence in Journalism Education to enhance practitioners’ training in Africa.
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If you earn less than R3500 or receive a SASSA grant, head to the Post Office to apply for your free TV decoder
Applicants that apply for a subsidised decoder before 1 November will receive one before the analogue broadcasting signals are switched off on 31 March 2022.
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Women crack glass ceilings, #FIFAfrica2021 conversations and continental #IDUAI celebrations
September 2021 in Africa: A free expression round up by IFEX’s Regional Editor Reyhana Masters, based on IFEX member reports and news from the region. An audio discussion relating to this piece, focusing on #IDUAI with Gilbert Sendugwa of the Africa Freedom of Information Centre and Lamin Jahateh, of the Gambia Press Union, is available here.
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Revised Windhoek Declaration Promotes Journalists' Safety, Media's Economic Viability And Internet Transparency
Revised Windhoek Declaration Promotes Journalists' Safety, Media’s Economic Viability And Internet Transparency 2 hours ago share Carol Guensburg, Ndimyake Mwakalyelye Gwen Lister co-chaired a 1991 journalism seminar in Windhoek, Namibia, whose participants produced an influential text calling for a free, independent and pluralistic press. The Windhoek Declaration led to World Press Freedom Day. Thirty years ago, dozens of African journalists gathered at a conference in the then-new nation of Namibia to strategize how to better serve the public and minimize risks of their jobs. “In Af...
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