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Angola: Deputy Mass Media Minister Works in Malanje


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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)

6 August 2008
Posted to the web 6 August 2008

Malanje

The Angolan deputy minister of Mass Media, Manuel Miguel de Carvalho "Wadijimbi", has been since Wednesday in northern Malanje province, for a 24-hour work visit, where he will hand out equipment to press organs for elections coverage.

According to a programme of activities of the ministerial group, sent to Angop, in Malanje, the government official will hold a meeting with the local governor, Cristóvão da Cunha, visits to Media organs, where he will deliver the means for journalistic activity.

In this ambit, Wadijimbi will hand out vehicles to Angop, TPA, National Radio and Angolan Newspaper.

The ministerial delegation is due to return to Luanda on Thursday.


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Author: josefrancesangolatoday

Hy I am jose frances, and I am Angolan Journalist based in the Republic of South Africa, however I urge that the equipment that will be handed over to the press organs in the Malanje province, shall be equally use by all political parities without discrimination of race,or yet this is a chance to the Angola people to exercise their democratic rights, and also for the country as well. No other political parties should have more time on the air Dane others. best regarding Jose Frances

Author: mawete1

Hi there, Is good to know that angolan journalists no matter their locations are kin to let their voices be heard across the world on matters concerning Angola and in particular in those crucial times when a small window of opportunity is about to be open for angolans to express their sovereign right to chose their 'representatives' since the ones we have did become so comfortable @ representing themselves for last 3 and half decades, that they have confused the national interest and the state with the interests of a minority (themselves). It is still abnormal thou that a biased... [Read Full Text]


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