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Growing #audiences on #onlineplatforms have led traditional media to reimagine content for digital. With dwindling revenues, digital platforms offer a strong income stream for broadcasters. I am excited to moderate this discussion on 'Monetisation of local content on digital platforms' at the #NextvSeriesEastAfrica.

🔵 Call for Applications: Support and Empowerment for Independent Burmese Media Outlets ❓ Are you part of an independent Burmese media outlet, striving to uphold press freedom in the face of the country’s ongoing political challenges? This project is here to strengthen, protect, and professionalize the media sector in Burma, recognizing the essential role of the press in providing balanced, verified information during this crucial time. 🔹 Key Objectives: 1️⃣ Restructure and stabilize media outlets to ensure their continued operation. 2️⃣ Protect vulnerable journalists and media organizations from increasing risks. 3️⃣ Build a professional network that enhances collaboration and information sharing. 👉 Apply here : https://lnkd.in/gfgJVAca 🗓 Application deadline: November 11 💼 Project name: Naye Thit #CFImédias #PressFreedom #MediaSupport #BurmaMedia #NayeThit Institut français de Birmanie

So why didn’t Media Foundation for West Africa(MFWA) say “ Ghanaian Fulani journalist, Umaru Sanda Amadu instead Ghanaian journalist?” Umaru Sanda Amadu is reminding us not to generalize and say that only one ethnic group is involved in certain crimes or jobs, like herding cattle. For instance, while Fulani people are often known for cattle rearing, many other tribes in Ghana also raise cattle, sometimes with Fulani experts helping out as the saying goes “ Obiaa w) ne master”. It’s similar to how you might find an Ewe person fishing in an area like Keta where fishing is usually linked to the Ga people. So, let’s avoid making broad assumptions and recognize that people from different backgrounds can be involved in various crimes.

🔵 Call for Applications: Support and Empowerment for Independent Burmese Media Outlets ❓ Are you part of an independent Burmese media outlet, striving to uphold press freedom in the face of the country’s ongoing political challenges? This project is here to strengthen, protect, and professionalize the media sector in Burma, recognizing the essential role of the press in providing balanced, verified information during this crucial time. 🔹 Key Objectives: 1️⃣ Restructure and stabilize media outlets to ensure their continued operation. 2️⃣ Protect vulnerable journalists and media organizations from increasing risks. 3️⃣ Build a professional network that enhances collaboration and information sharing. 👉 Apply here : https://lnkd.in/gfgJVAca 🗓 Application deadline: November 11 💼 Project name: Naye Thit #CFImédias #PressFreedom #MediaSupport #BurmaMedia #NayeThit Institut français de Birmanie

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What advice would you give to young PRs just starting out? I had the opportunity to speak with Tony Otoa Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at the Uganda National Oil Company, during the East Africa Public Relations Week 2024. In this interview, Tony shares some invaluable advice for PR professionals entering the field. If you're new to PR, this is a must-watch! #PRAdvice #EastAfricaPRWeek2024 #PublicRelations #TonyOtoa #UgandaNationalOilCompany #PRCareerTips #Arusha

In a pivotal meeting between Dr Margaret Ndungu, Kenya's Cabinet Secretary for Information, Communication, and the Digital Economy, and Mr Arik Karani, President of the African Public Relations Association (APRA) and the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK), a bold vision for the future of public relations and communication in Africa was discussed. Critical discussions centred around fortifying collaboration between PRSK and the Ministry to finalize Kenya’s Government Communication Policy and Strategy and driving momentum for the Public Relations and Communication Management Bill 2024. With the APRA 2025 Conference on the horizon, this meeting lays the groundwork for what promises to be a landmark event that will gather PR leaders across the continent to explore Africa's growing reputation and communication landscape. As the countdown to APRA Kenya 2025 begins, all eyes are on how these strategic conversations will reshape the industry in Kenya and beyond.

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How is the Global media covering Africa? New media Index by @Africanofilter @theafricacenter and the University of Cape Town measures how 20 of the world’s most influential and leading news providers cover Africa. Find out who’s leading and which three leading American powerhouse media organizations came in at the bottom of the index at 18th, 19th and 20th positions. The results will surprise you. Click on this link to see full Global Media Index for Africa report https://shorturl.at/wj8o8 #africanofilter #globalmediaindex #media #africa

My article on the role of Digital PR in Kenya's educational revolution has just been published in the PRSK Digest. I am happy to share Camerafrica Consultants' insights on this exciting journey. DM for a PDF copy of the latest edition