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Global Media Journal : African Edition

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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BOTSWANA PRESS

Richard Rooney

USING THE INTERNET FOR DEMOCRACY: A STUDY OF SOUTH AFRICA, KENYA AND ZAMBIA

Aletta H. Janse van Rensburg

PRESS AND TERRORISM IN NIGERIA: A DISCOURSE ON BOKO HARAM

I. S. Popoola

Foreword

Ibrahim Saleh

DECONSTRUCTING THE REPORTING OF HOSTAGE TAKING IN THE NIGER DELTA

Chigozi Ijeomah

Book Review

Rykie, n Lewe met Woorde

THE RECENT DECLINE IN PRESS FREEDOM IN SOUTH AFRICA

Lianne van Leeuwen

Situating language at the centre of journalism training: The case for broadening the spheres of English teaching and learning in Journalism training institutions in Ghana

Modestus Fosu

Essentials of indigenous languages to journalism education in Nigeria

Abiodun Salawu

The Nigerian press coverage of political conflicts in a pluralistic society

Ekeanyanwu Nnamdi Tobechukwu

Coverage of crime and violence in Nigerian media: matters arising

E. O. Soola

Book Announcements

Arrie De Beer

Media Ethics Exam (June 2007)

Simone Gregor

A democratised market: Development of South Africa's daily newspapers 1990 - 2006

Tobias Bauer

Ethical challenges facing Zimbabwean media in the context of the Internet

Tendai Chari

Networking African journalism educators: bonding, bridging, and linking

Guy Berger

Media, mediation and the war in Iraq: from broken to non-existent mirrors

Marietjie Myburg

The end of the audience: How the nature of audiences changed

Patricia Gassner

Your news in 140 characters: exploring the role of social media in journalism

Wilma Stassen

Sixty years in the making: the history of Eikestadnuus (1950 - 2009)

Francois P. Verster

Mmatshilo Motsei 2007: The kanga and the kangaroo court – reflections on the rape trial of Jacob Zuma. Jacana, Cape Town

Simphiwe Sesanti

MA thesis abstracts from Addis Ababa University, Faculty of Journalism and Communication 2007

Netsanet Yilma

Functional democracy and mass media: a critique

Stanley Naribo Opuamie-Ngoa

Freedom of association + freedom of speech = freedom of the media?

Henry Jeffreys

New Media Development in Africa

Isaac Esipisu,Nixon Kariithi

Globalised Girlhood: the teaching of femininity in Cosmopolitan and True Love

Deidre Donnelly

Religion and the media: reflections on their position and relationship in Southern Africa

Muhammed Haron

Evolution of anti-corruption journalism in Africa: lessons from Zambia

Isaac Phiri

More public and less experts: a normative framework for re-connecting the work of journalists with the work of citizens

Marietjie Myburg

Considering the role and analysing the effectiveness of the media in covering issues of personal finance: the case of Huisgenoot (2007-2008)

Andries Marais

Diasporic grief and grievance on-line: how South African and Serbian diasporas use the web

Eric Louw,Zala Volcic

Teaching journalism or teaching African journalism? Experiences from foreign involvement in a journalism programme in Ethiopia

Terje S. Skjerdal

Practical reality of media freedom: an examination of challenges facing the Namibian media

Fred J. Mwilima

Employment patterns of UNAM graduates: an assessment of the employability of the media studies graduates of the University of Namibia

Fred J. Mwilima

A critical and functional analysis of the mirror metaphor with reference to the media's responsibility towards society

Zigi Ekron

Development Reporting as a crumbling tower: Impact of Brown Envelope Journalism on journalistic practice in Zambia and Ghana

Twange Kasoma

Cinematography and character depiction

William Francis Nicholson

Media and Society Exam (June 2007)

Gina Schreuder

Save journalism - to what end?

Tobie Wiese

The necessity of a media literacy module within journalism or media studies curricula

Fidelia Van der Linde

Writing change: affirmative action as a tool for newspaper transformation at the Durban Post

Miriam Leshin

Bridging the divide between study and the real world of African journalism

Francois Groepe

The Internet and Healthcare in Somalia: Knowledge is Power

Owen Marriott

Fair Lady: effective coverage of politics in a women’s magazine

Chanel Boshoff,Lynnette Fourie,Thalyta Swanepoel

World Press Freedom Day, 5 May 2008

Rhoda Kadalie

The African filmmaker and content of African films: a study of the perspectives of the Nigerian film audience

Ganivu Olalekan Akashoro

Reporting Africa

Baffour Ankomah

Distinctly African or Dimly African? A reflection on black journalism since 1994

Simphiwe Sesanti

Media and conflict in Sierra Leone: national and international perspectives of the civil war

Valentina Bau

The new Swaziland constitution and its impact on media freedom

Richard Rooney

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