“This is the third time I have cried as an adult” says the 60 year old immediate past President of Pan African Parliament, Dr. Moussa Idriss Ndele who was overwhelmed by emotion while responding to tributes by his colleagues after presenting his activity report of the second parliament in Midrand,…
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Nigerian President, Goodluck Jonathan says his administration would continue to uphold media freedom as enshrined in the constitution. He said that as a firm believer in the right of the media, he would stop at nothing to ensure that journalists continue to carry out their duties without let or hindrance.…
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For Fathya Eldakhakhny, a journalist with the first independent newspaper in Egypt, AlMasry AlYoum, one of the greatest challenges in the coverage of the Egyptian revolution last year was that of balancing emotion and profession. “How do I report this emotionally and professionally connected event”? She explained how almost all…
Read MoreWith all the hype about the social media and its role in stimulating political change in the Arab world, scholars and journalists from around the world who gathered in Dublin at a conference on Media and Arab Spring agreed that there was more to the uprising than just social media.…
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