November 30
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Chargé d'Affaires Godec Marks International Day for Persons With Disabilities in Thika [press release]
U.S. Embassy Nairobi
The United States Embassy invites the media to two ceremonies in Thika to mark the International Day for Persons with Disabilities. The first ceremony takes place at 10:00 a.m. at... Read more »
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African Press Review 30 November 2012
RFI
Nigeria's military evicts civilians from barracks. Its central bank chief wants to fire thousands of civil servants. A Nigerian minister is accused of perjury over a luxury... Read more »
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State Security Welcomes NCOP's Decision On Info Bill
SAnews.gov.za
The Ministry of State Security has welcomed the passing of the Protection of State Information Bill by the National Council of Provinces. Read more »
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USAID and KEMSA Partner to Supply PEPFAR-Funded Health Commodities [press release]
U.S. Embassy Nairobi
November 30, 2012, 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Read more »
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Kenya Breaks Ground On Public Health Laboratory and Administration Buildings [press release]
U.S. Embassy Nairobi
U.S. Supports Building of Central Reference Microbiology, HIV, and TB Laboratory and Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation Administration Building Read more »
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PUL Submits Draft Bill to MICAT
Informer
The Press Union of Liberia has presented a draft bill to the Ministry of Information for government's input and onward submission to the Legislature. Read more »
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Freedom of Information Act and Executive Order 38
NEWS
In recent weeks the rumor mill in Liberia, especially Monrovia has been rife with all sorts of information. While some of them have a semblance of true, others are clear lies,... Read more »
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African Editors Hold 'Historic' Debate With Political Leaders [press release]
The African Editors? Forum
The African Editors' Forum today concluded its 5th Biannual General Meeting (BGM), held in Kigali, Rwanda. It was attended by 60 editors from 34 countries, and about 30 from... Read more »
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SAPA
The ANC on Thursday drove final amendments to the Protection of State Information Bill through the National Council of Provinces amid protest, bringing the so-called secrecy bill... Read more »
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LMDC's Concern Must Not Be Misconstrued [editorial]
New Dawn
Just recently, the Liberia Medical and Dental Council or LMDC through its Chairman, Dr. Robert Kpoto, hosted a news conference in Monrovia on Liberian medical students studying in... Read more »
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African Press Review 29 November 2012
RFI
The ANC is having difficulty choosing new leaders. Are US investors frightened of SA's workers? Will Kenya's new political marriages last? And what happened to Uganda's missing... Read more »
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Inquirer Boss Lauds Muslim Congress School
Inquirer
The Managing Editor of the INQUIRER Newspaper, Mr. Philip N. Wesseh has lauded the Muslim Congress High School in Monrovia for the high level of discipline at the school over the... Read more »
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Media Urged to Display Nationalism
Ghanaian Chronicle
AN EMINENT Persons Group, under the auspices of the Christian Council of Ghana (CCG) has called on journalists to put the national interest above personal and business interest, in... Read more »
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Journalists Briefed On World Aids Day Campaign
Daily Observer
The National Aids Secretariats (NAS) Tuesday held a press briefing with journalists ahead of the upcoming World Aids Day campaign to be held on the 1st December 2012 at the... Read more »
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Tomorrow Is Wa-Zo-Bia 10th Anniversary
Daily Observer
A hit entertaining, educative and informative popular radio talk show which comes on City Limits Radio, dubbed -Wa-Zo-Bia, is set to commemorate its 10th anniversary this... Read more »
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Concert Ban On Photos Concerns Sanef
Biz-Community
There is a ban on free news media photography at the Lady Gaga Concerts in Johannesburg and Cape Town, with the organisers only making available selected publicity photographs. The... Read more »
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Corrupt Officials, Drug Traffickers Targetting Journalists
New Vision
Journalists are being targeted by corrupt officials and those engaged in organised crime, a recent phenomenon that the United Nations (UN) has identified and is ready to fight. Read more »
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NUJ Earmarks N1 Million for Insurance Scheme in Gombe State
Leadership
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Gombe State Council, said it had earmarked N1 million for the payment of premium for insurance of its 200 members. Read more »
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The Ban-Ban Club: The Rise of Banned Advertising [opinion]
Biz-Community
Earlier this week we saw the banning of yet another controversial advertisement poking fun at the president. I can't say that I think it's a bad thing. Read more »
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TNT Scribe Scoops Journalism Award
New Times
The New Times reporter Jean d'Amour Mbonyinshuti, has emerged the winner of this year's national investigative journalism award. Read more »
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NBC Invites Local Film Producers
New Era
The Namibia Broadcasting Cooperation (NBC) is inviting all local producers to submit their films, movies, documentaries and comedies for broadcasting on NBC television. Read more »
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Times Media Launches Academy for Print Industry Training
Biz-Community
Times Media Academy will launch in January 2013, with its first training module aimed at strengthening skills in the understanding of the print industry. Times Media will cover the... Read more »
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African Consumer Will Drive Some Global Growth [opinion]
The Star
For the longest time Africa was seen as a dark and business hostile place. Opportunities for trade and business were portrayed as scarce or limited to mineral exploitation,... Read more »
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Fans Welcome Tendo Series On Bukedde TV
Observer
When the first season of Tendo Sisters premiered in 2009, Mariam Ndagire, the creator, was not sure the series would be a success. But what she started as a trial-and-error project... Read more »
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Journalists Ask CJ to Intervene After Being Thrown Out of Ex-MP's Defilement Case
The Star
Kangundo based journalists have petitioned the chief justice to intervene after being blocked from covering a case where a former MP is charged with defilement. Read more »
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