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AU Media Fellowship Programme Aims At Promoting Africa's Agenda 2063 - Vimarsana News

AU Media Fellowship Programme Aims At Promoting Africa's Agenda 2063

The African Union (AU) Information and Communication Directorate (ICD) in close partnership with GIZ (German Corporation for International Corporation) is

AU Media Fellowship Programme Aims at Promoting Africa's Agenda 2063 - Vimarsana News

AU Media Fellowship Programme Aims at Promoting Africa's Agenda 2063

By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh The African Union (AU) Information and Communication Directorate (ICD) in close partnership with GIZ (German Corporation for International Corporation) is implementing its first AU Media Fellowship programme within the framework of the AU-German Government initiative, the “Citizen Engagement

Sculpture in the garden returns to Greys Court - Vimarsana News

Sculpture in the garden returns to Greys Court

SCULPTURE in the Gardens returns to Greys Court this month and will run for five weeks. More than 30 artists from the Oxford Sculptors Group will be exhibiting ...

CCC: New opposition party faces the same old problems - Vimarsana News

CCC: New opposition party faces the same old problems

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'The Continent': Africa's ambitious newspaper, designed for WhatsApp | Life - Vimarsana News

'The Continent': Africa's ambitious newspaper, designed for WhatsApp | Life

CAPE TOWN, Jan 17 — Late one night, South African journalist Simon Allison woke up his wife with an idea: a weekly African newspaper for Africans, distributed via WhatsApp. She told him to go back to sleep, and “keep it for the morning”. But that was the birth of The Continent, in the middle...