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Before coming to London each of the Fellows prepared a
presention on both of the following topics:
- Around the world we are all debating what journalist
integrity or independence of the press means. What does
it mean in your context, how has it changed?
- Discuss a key issue in your country and how you see
your role as a journalist in interacting with this issue.
We have hosted regular weekly seminars where they have
had an opportunity to present and answer questions. Where
appropriate, some of their presentations can be found below.
Saturday, February 5th: 10.30 at Goodenough College
Blen Fitsum
Fred Oluoch:
Journalist Integrity and Independence of the Press: How
I Relate to These Issues as a Journalist (pdf)
Esther Nakazzi
Yusuf Gabobe
Saturday, February 12th: 10.30 at Goodenough
College
Ruth Nesoba
Edward Terso
Esther
Zelamula: Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
in Tanzania and My Role as a Journalist Covering This Issue
Henry Mukasa
Monday, February 14th: 4.30 at LSE room
D002
Liliane Kanzayire
Tamiru
Geda Gilliba: Freedom of Expression and Journalists' Integrity
in Ethiopia
Monday, February 21st: 4.20 at LSE room
D002
Rachel
Mkundai: Journalist Integrity
and Press Freedom in Tanzania
Adil Al Baz
Girmachew Merhatsion
Epiphanie Buzizi
The African Studies Department of St. Antony's
College, Oxford University, hosted a visit by the Fellows
on the 2nd of March. Adil, Epiphanie, Fred and Yusuf were
selected to make presentations on their respective areas
of work, which was followed by a Q&A session that involved
all the journalists.
Epiphanie
Buzizi: Reporting on Unity, Reconciliation and Justice in
Rwanda
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