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African Women in Media started as a Facebook group in August 2016 with the aim to positively impact the way media functions in relation to African women.

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Seven Women’s Rights Organisations in Africa Launch Coalition for Gender Equality and Media Sustainability

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From The Gambia to the Continent: Why Women’s Rights Must Not Be Rolled Back

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Three Ways To Maximise Your Time on LinkedIn

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago03 mins

There are so many social media platforms today, you would be forgiven if you thought all that you can possibly do there is to tell your immediate circle of influence what you are doing, and how. But they can do more. Social media platforms not only put the world at your fingertips, they can help…

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How Much Should I Charge?

Yemisi Akinbobola8 years ago8 years ago24 mins

The concept of charging for a project may be a struggle as there are many factors that come into play: How much time is it going to take to complete that project, What level of expertise will you be applying in the execution of that project? Would it take extra support from other people to…

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How to Manage Time Effectively

Yemisi Akinbobola8 years ago8 years ago03 mins

At the beginning of each working day, I go through a number of time management tools that I use to plan and manage my priorities for that day. One of these tools I have come to love is called the Eisenhower Matrix System which is what I use for a monthly, weekly and daily assessment…

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The Journey Towards Starting My Own Business

Yemisi Akinbobola8 years ago8 years ago04 mins

Life prepared me for the adventure I currently live. Growing up, I lived in the UK with my brothers. I remember CNN was a permanent fixture on our TV anytime we visited our parents in Nigeria. My siblings and I dreamt of having our own 24 hours news channel for Africa one day. My parents,…

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Conversation With Chika Oduah

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago03 mins

Chika Oduah is an award-winning multimedia journalist, poet, writer and photographer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, Voice of America, Al-Jazeera, CNN, The Atlantic, National Geographic magazine, Foreign Policy, The Daily Beast, among other media outlets. As a broadcast reporter and commentator on current affairs in Africa, she has appeared on-air for…

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Conversation With Funke Durodola-Treasure

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago05 mins

Funke-Treasure Durodola is a broadcast journalist, certified media trainer, speech and leadership coach. She is the first female journalist to manage an all-news radio station in the Radio Nigeria Network and indeed the Nigerian broadcast industry. She has spent more than two decades as a broadcaster; presenting and producing programmes; and anchoring news She is…

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Conversation With Sumeya Gasa

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago03 mins

Tell us about yourself My name is Sumeya Gasa. I am a 25-year-old award-winning journalist, documentary filmmaker and researcher based in Johannesburg. After graduating from the University of Witwatersrand, I went on to work as a multimedia journalist, first, with News24 and later joining Chronicle – the multimedia partner to the Daily Maverick. During my…

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How to Determine Your Style

Yemisi Akinbobola8 years ago8 years ago13 mins

Something I have grappled with for sometime now is understanding what my style is. I like to dress well and look good but I don’t like to make it the main challenge of my day. I don’t like to be excessive, but I do believe that looking the part usually dictates how seriously people take…

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Learning to Say No

Yemisi Akinbobola8 years ago8 years ago01 mins

When you are a very ambitious person, you tend to want to do everything. But learning to say No can be a good thing, especially for your productivity. The consequences of taking on too much work is you run the risk of producing half-baked or poor quality work. This impacts on your reputation, self-esteem and…

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AWIM 2018: The Conversation with the Convener

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago010 mins

“I’m happy that I have been able to make a difference” -Yemisi Akinbobola The African Women in the Media held a two-day conference in Ibadan, Nigeria on June 21-22,2018. A number of delegates had an interaction with the Convener, Dr. Yemisi Akinbobola after her closing remarks. Afolasade Osigwe was one of them, and she did…

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AWIM 2018: Nuggets from the Conference

African Women in Media8 years ago8 years ago03 mins

On 21-22 June 2018, the city of Ibadan did not only welcome media professionals from far and near, it became the space for intellectual discourse, networking, and career awakening. It was a two-day event that had the movers & shakers of the media world in attendance as there was so much to learn and ponder…

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