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27.04.2017
Govt blamed for press freedom drop
THE Namibia chapter of the Media Institute of Southern Africa yesterday placed the blame for the country's decline on Reporters Without Borders' latest World Press Freedom Index squarely at the feet of government. [more]
Category: New(s) at fesmedia Africa
25.04.2017
REPORTERS WITHOUT BORDERS: for freedom of information
Freedom of information is fundamental in any democracy, but nearly half of the world’s population has no access to freely-reported news and information.[more]
Category: New(s) at fesmedia Africa
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Monday, 18. February 2019
13:41 - “Civil Society and African Media Policy in the Digital Age” course now offered at Wits Link Centre
Wits LINK Centre and WitsX introduce the Civil Society and African Media Policy in the Digital Age free online course, available on edX.
