By African Women in Media

New study reveals barriers on Entry for Women journalists in sub-Saharan Africa

Read the full report here. ‘I couldn’t meet my bosses sexual wish and lower my dignity or break-up my family. I was repeatedly bullied and feared that for my own security I would almost leave my job. Misogyny is discouraging and can lead one to leave journalism’. In a male-dominated news industry, African women struggle…...

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New study reveals barriers on Entry for Women journalists in sub-Saharan Africa

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