13 African journalists selected for Solutions Journalism Network’s programme

13 African journalists are among the 49 mentees selected for the Solutions Journalism Network (SJN) 2021 mentorship programme. On the list are five journalists from Nigeria, two from Kenya, another two from Zimbabwe and one each from Rwanda, South Africa, Cameroon and Malawi. While announcing the mentees, Julia Hotz, the Communities Manager for the Solutions […]

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Aspiring PR professionals advised to acquire requisite skills

Aspiring Public Relations professionals have been urged to develop requisite skills to prepare them for a career in the industry. The advice was given by speakers at the seventh edition of the virtual Public Relations Students on Campus Summit organized by the Nigerian Women in Public Relations for students of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. “

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Top Journalist FAJ launch book on Nollywood’s True Big Players Tuesday

One of Nigeria’s accomplished journalists, Femi Akintunde-Johnson, popularly known as FAJ, will release the digital version of his third book – Reflections – on Tuesday, June 15, 2021. The 300+-page book according to a press release by the publisher, is filled with enriched information, personal recollections, detailed fact-checking of many of the major works of

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Ace broadcaster Ajibade appointed Manager Crowther 88.5 FM Oyo

Ace broadcaster, Tunji Ajibade has been appointed as the Manager of  CROWTHER 88.5 FM, Oyo, by the management of Ajayi Crowther University (ACU), Oyo. His appointment was confirmed in a Facebook post by Sunday Saanu, a media aide in the institution. Ajibade, a highly experienced, and thoroughbred broadcaster, is a 1988 graduate of the Department

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Vacancies: Editor-in-Chief, Head of Investigation, Reporters

Editorial vacancies exist in an  Abuja-based online newspaper recruiting an Editor-in-Chief, a  Head of Investigation and some reporters as part of efforts to reposition its operations. According to tweets by the founder of the Foundation for Investigative Journalism (FIJ), Fisayo Soyombo, the requirements for the positions not in his organisation are as follows; Editor-in-Chief An

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Ten African journalists, film makers: their intriguing story pitches, passionate ambitions

Ten African journalists and filmmakers have been selected for the One World Media Fellowship aimed at aspiring journalists and film-maker, supporting new talent from around the world to produce engaging and creative media in the global south. They are among twenty fellows selected for the fellowship Working in film, print, audio, or multimedia, the Fellows’

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Radio station faults NBC’s directive on use of Twitter by broadcast media

The management of Radio Now, 95.3 FM, a private radio station in Lagos has faulted the directive of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) that all broadcast stations in the country should suspend patronage of the microblogging platform, Twitter. In a statement by its Managing Director, Kadaria Ahmed, the station noted with dismay the directive which

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COVID-19: ‘Journalists deserve frontline workers status’

Participatory Communication for Gender Development Initiative (PAGED) has trained journalists on covid-19 response and safety as part of frontline workers. The two-day capacity building workshop was organised for journalists from Adamawa, Bauchi, Plateau, Taraba and Gombe, held in Bauchi State and was sponsored by the European Union (EU). A Media Consultant, Mr Ibrahim Iliyasu, the

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