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Scholarships for “Communication and Religion” Summer School

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World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) invites applications for places at its Summer School on “Communication and Religion” 23-31 July 2016 in Manchester, Jamaica. The Summer School is being organized in cooperation with Northern Caribbean University (Manchester, Jamaica), the World Council of Churches (Geneva, Switzerland) and WACC. The deadline for applications is 31 March 2016. […]

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NGE President appointed NNPC's GM Public Affairs

NGE President appointed NNPC’s GM Public Affairs

What you now need to get communication jobs?

End media sexism by 2020 – WACC

How to get story ideas

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Lekan Otufodunrin, Media career development specialist writes on how easily develop a bank for story ideas One of the errands interns are frequently sent in a media house I used to work, is helping to withdraw or deposit money in banks. When I asked one of them how many banks she has been to, she

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What can’t women be in the media?

Africa correspondent competition

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African journalists who have active interest in health and cardiovascular disease are invited to enter for a competition to become the official WCC 2016 Africa Correspondent for the World Congress of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Health 2016 (WCC 2016), taking place in Mexico City, 4-7 June 2016. WCC 2016, organized by the World Heart Federation, will

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How to cope with #NewsroomPolitics

Young Journalist category for CNN MultiChoice Awards

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A new category, specifically for young journalists has been added this year’s edition of the CNN/MultiChoice African Journalist Awards. The Maggie Eales Young Journalist Award is in honour of the late Maggie Eales, the CNN executive and former journalist who during her 20 year career at CNN was the driving force behind the development and

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