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2005 Stanhope Centre and LSE Crisis States
Research Programme
Esther
NAKKAZI is a journalist from Kampala, Uganda and has been
a freelance reporter writing in-depth and exclusive regional articles
for one of the premier papers on the continent- The East African.
She is both a business and health reporter and focuses on issues
of Information Communication Technology (ICT), HIV/AIDS and science
generally. Esther currently serves as a women’s representative
in the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ) and she is
a member of the Media Node –a journalists’ group for
ICT writers in her country. Prior to joining the East African,
Esther carried out research for the Makerere Institute of Social
Research on the impact of ICTs in telecentres in rural communities
and has done research on the digital divide in Uganda for the
Uganda Communications Commission, a regulator of the communication
industry. Besides The East African, Esther also writes business
stories for a local daily newspaper, The
Monitor, and contributes to the online ICT publication Balancing
Act News. More work samples can be found at NationMedia.com,
The
Communication Initiative and the Rwanda
Information Exchange.
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