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Africa: Continent Emerges as Vast Laboratory for Media Innovation
allAfrica.com, 19 March 2010
For too long, news about and for Africans has come predominately from outsiders. International media portrayals of Africans have often been unrecognizable to Africans. read more »
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Kenya: Media, Politicians, Scholars Debate Continent's Progress
The Nation, 18 March 2010
Africa’s economic future and the challenge of uniting people and nations drew eminent politicians and scholars into a historic public debate in Nairobi on Thursday. read more »
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Africa: Media Initiative Calls for New Partnership for Continent's Development (document)
allAfrica.com, 19 March 2010
An address by Amadou Mahtar Ba, Chief Executive Officer of the African Media Initiative and President of AllAfrica.com to the first Pan African Media Conference, 18-19 March 2010, ... read more »
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East Africa: Debate On African Unity Takes Centre Stage
The Nation, 18 March 2010
The pace towards a united Africa came under focus on Thursday at a forum addressed by President Paul Kagame of Rwanda and Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga. At the same forum, ... read more »
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Kenya: Luminaries Debate Media, Politics Development at Conference
The Nation, 18 March 2010
Excerpts from the eminent persons round table of Rwandan President Paul Kagame, Prime Minister Raila Odinga, former Tanzanian president Benjamin Mkapa and Nobel laureate Wangari ... read more »
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Africa: Kagame Urges Africa to Unite to Have Bigger Say
The New Times, 19 March 2010
President Kagame today participated in an Eminent Persons discussion at the Pan-Africa Media Conference in Nairobi organised by the Nation Media Group to celebrate their 50th ... read more »
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Kenya: The Aga Khan Pledges His Commitment to Free Media
The Nation, 18 March 2010
The Aga Khan on Thursday pledged to uphold free media. Speaking at the Pan Africa Media Conference in Nairobi, the founder of the Nation Media Group gave a firm commitment to ... read more »
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Kenya: New Media Feature at Conference
The Nation, 18 March 2010
Twitter. YouTube. MySpace. Facebook. SMS. These are media platforms that were unheard of when the Nation was born 50 years ago. read more »
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Kenya: Media Must Lead in Africa's Evolution (editorial)
The Nation, 18 March 2010
The spotlight turned on the practice of journalism in Africa and its role in the evolution of a just and fair society, as the inaugural Pan African Media Conference got underway on ... read more »
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Africa: Media Development Coverage Project Launched
The Nation, 18 March 2010
An ambitious initiative that seeks to transform how African Journalists cover development issues has been launched in the country. The project, dubbed Reporting Development Network ... read more »
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Africa: Media Coverage Can Help Drive Progress, Says Gates Foundation (document)
Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, 17 March 2010
Following are remarks presented at the launch of the "Reporting Development Network Africa" during a reception at the Sienna Hotel prior to the opening of the Pan African Media ... read more »
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Kenya: The Death Has Occurred of Mrs Africa Media Freedom (column)
The Nation, 18 March 2010
On Thursday, probably the most ambitious pan-Africa media conference starts in Nairobi. The conference is organised by the Nation Media Group (NMG) and the Africa Media Initiative. ... read more »
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Kenya: NMG's Golden Jubilee Kicks Off
The Nation, 18 March 2010
The celebrations to mark Nation Media Group’s 50th anniversary kicked off in style at the Kenyatta International Conference Center with the airing of a documentary that ... read more »
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Kenya: Aga Khan Meets Kibaki
The Nation, 17 March 2010
The Government is steadfast in supporting and facilitating development programmes aimed at benefiting and empowering Kenyans economically, President Mwai Kibaki has re-affirmed. read more »
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Africa: Governance Award Sponsor Mo Ibrahim Optimistic over Continent's Progress (interview)
The Nation, 17 March 2010
In 2007, the Mo Ibrahim Prize for Achievement in African Leadership was launched. It is awarded to former African heads of State who delivered on security, health, education and ... read more »
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Kenya: Rock Star Bono in Nairobi for Media Conference
The Nation, 17 March 2010
Rock star Paul David Hewson, popularly known as Bono, is in Nairobi to familiarise himself with the challenges facing ordinary Kenyans. read more »
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Kenya: Chissano Tells Kenyans to Avoid Violence
The Nation, 17 March 2010
Kenyans have been urged to avoid a return to violence. Former Mozambican president Joachim Chissano, who played a key role in ending the 2007 post-poll violence, said Kenyans ... read more »
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Most definitely; and MUST be a reality !!!!
That is true, at least we can have info which is not bias. like on this site www.africafrique.com
the word being unite is so interesting for every one but what we have to see is the place where we are. the questio is who should be the leader of the united africa? gadafi?, meles?,mosovini or what? i don't see any one who can lead united africa. so that it is better to take time and wait the new africa generation will be born. other wise the current afrcan leadrs are too dangeres. we afican people should not belive what they are saying to us!
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