Africa At a Glance
HEADLINES ‘’The Fragile” Freedom of the Press in Burundi Burundian journalist Floriane Irangabiye has
Bridging Broadcasting, Music and Advocacy: The Onyeka
Photo Credit: Kalex Ofoedu “We all have the capacity to do so many
The Echo Chamber: Media’s complicity in fueling
A 39 year-old nurse, Mawedo, sits on the edge of her bed, as the
Women in Northern Nigeria politics and the
Dr Maimuna Babangida explores how biased media coverage contributes to the under-representation of women
Media’s role in giving women voice to
In Partnership with On 9 August 2022, Kenyans headed to the polls to elect
African Media Convention wraps up with strong
The second African Media Convention ended in Zambia’s capital Lusaka with officials from African
Call for Papers: African Women in Media
[project name] supported by For Immediate Release 4th April 2023, Lagos Call for Papers:
AWiM conference report points to best practices
The report for African Women in Media’s (AWiM) sixth conference (#AWiM2022 which took place
AWIM/UNESCO Peace and Security Programme: Timely project
This article offers an overview of the African Women in Media (AWiM) Peace and
Training journalists on social protection reporting
Journalist Hope Nyimbili reports on the new training journalists in Zambia are receiving when
Underemployment in the Nigeria media industry explained
More journalists in Nigeria are finding themselves with unpaid jobs in the media. Underemployment
Raising awareness of sexual health in Zambia
Journalist Hope Nyimbilli speaks with Chiko Chilufya from the DREAMS centre in Zambia. She