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The role played by community and vernacular radio stations in the run up and post election 2007 period cannot be ignored. Hence the need for Internews' response.
As we approach the general elections it is important that journalists Understand and report professionally on the electoral process
Netherlands Broadcast Journalism Fellowship for Good Governance
Date Posted : Wednesday, 14 Mar 2012 More storiesRNTC’s Good Governance and the Broadcast Journalist Course to be held from 4 February - 26 April 2013 (12 weeks) has fellowships to support participants to attend it. The fellowship is provided through the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) - a demand-driven fellowship programme designed to foster capacity building within organisations by providing training and education to their mid-career staff members. The Broadcast Journalism course is designed to strengthen the capacity of broadcast journalists to research and report for broadcast and new media in an effective and ethical way on issues to do with good governance. Mid-career broadcast journalists with at least three years experience in the field of broadcast news and current affairs can apply to participate in the course. The deadline to submit application for the fellowship is 1 May 2012. |
Voices in Health incorporates carefully designed strands of activity in all media - radio, TV, print, online, photo and multi-media journalism and e-learning
Internews is building the hard skills and capacity of the partner media outlets through a broad package of support that not only deepens conflict sensitive journalism skills,
Started in August 2011, the intensive training program benefits all players in the media industry. Reporters, producers and editors delve into understanding election laws, analyzing
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