Rwanda: Media Partners Mull Better University Curriculum for Journalism in Rwanda

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Rwanda: Media Partners Mull Better University Curriculum for Journalism in Rwanda

[New Times] Different media outlets and university lecturers met recently to discuss how the curriculum of journalism studies in Rwandan universities, with many saying that it does not meet the current needs of the industry.

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Rwanda: President Samia Suluhu Expected in Kigali - The Tanzania News

Tanzanian President Samia Suhulu will on Monday arrive in Kigali for her first visit state to Rwanda. During the two-day visit, she is expected to hold private talks with President Paul Kagame. President Suluhu's visit follows recent high-level meetings between top officials from the two

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CDEDI concerned over Rwanda Police’s offer to train Malawi Police officers | Malawi 24 - Malawi news

Rights group, Centre for Democracy and Economic Development Initiatives (CDEDI), says it shocked with Rwanda Police’s offer to train Malawi Police officers considering reports of human rights violations perpetrated by the police in Rwanda. CDEDI executive director Sylvester Namiwa said at a press

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Photo Focus: Ready and Waiting to Vaccinate

The V.I. Health Department's Emergency Operations Center will be parked all week outside of the University of the Virgin Islands' Sports and Fitness Center on St. Thomas, ready to provide free COVID-19 vaccines ahead of the school's planned reopening to in-person classes on Aug. 16.

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US urges Tunisia to protect nascent democracy | News24

The US has voiced alarm over the Tunisian president's sacking of the government and urged the birthplace of the Arab Spring not to give up its nascent democracy.

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Facebook Supporting Black Community with 100,000 Scholarships - BNC

By: ShaCamree Gowdy Facebook is looking out for Black students who want to master important digital skills by awarding 100,000 scholarships for their Facebook Certified Digital Marketing Associate Exam. The scholarships are part of a larger effort by Facebook to support the Black community, which

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Plea to do more for young people stuck on crime - Barbados Today

An attorney-at-law believes more needs to be done for the young people of this country. Ryan Moseley made the comments today before the High Court as he mitigated on behalf of Travis Orin Campbell, of no fixed place of abode and Alexander Patrick Alleyne, of Ealing Grove Gardens, Christ

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Rwanda Inches Closer to Winning Bid to Host 2025 World Cycling Championships

[New Times] Rwanda is in pole position to win the race to host the 2025 World Road Championships, Times Sport has established.

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Rwanda: Over 20 Per Cent of Kigali City Wetlands Need Rehabilitation

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Nigeria: Lagos Commissioner's Wife, Olatunji-Bello, Set to Be Named Lasu's New VC

[Premium Times] Mrs Olatunji-Bello is the wife of the Lagos State Commissioner for environment and water resources, Olatunji Bello.

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This is the Nigerian man behind the new low-cost ventilator that doesn't use electricity

As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc across the world and impacting the health system of both poor and rich nations, many experts continue to search for innovative ways to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. A Nigerian engineer, Yusuf Bilesanmi, has led a team of innovators to develop a ventilator

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Missing student found dead at university grounds

A 23-year-old Egerton University student was among three people found dead yesterday in unclear circumstances.

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This Week’s Senate Calendar: August 2 – 6, 2021

Here’s what’s on tap at the V.I. Legislature this week.

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Africa's Unremembered, Now Remembered

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Africa: Key African Broadcasters Increase Their YouTube Footprint but Android App Numbers Drop Away - Individual Talent Develops Own Channels

[Balancing Act] London -- In July 2020, we published an analysis of African broadcasters and their subscriber or follower numbers for YouTube, Android apps and Facebook. This year we provide comparisons for YouTube subscribers and Android App downloads. Russell Southwood looks at what has changed.

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Cameroon: Women's African Volleyball Championship - Cameroon Sails Through to Semi-Finals

[Cameroon Tribune] The Lionesses picked their qualification ticket after they beat Burundi 3-0 sets in their third group game yesterday, September 15, 2021 at the Kigali Arena.

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Sigh of relief as court grants 748 air services staying orders

Kenya's top aviation company, 748 Air Services has been granted staying orders by a Nairobi court, preventing Kenya Airways and its agents from further executing eviction orders. The airline on Monday filed a legal suit against Kenya Airways for malicious damage of its property worth millions of

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Angola: ICGLR Mini-Summit Addresses CAR Situation

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola's capital, Luanda, hosts Thursday a Mini-Summit of the heads of State with the focus on the security matters of the Central African Republic (CAR).

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Mukwada urges artistes to diversify - NewsDay Zimbabwe

The Chimbishi Express band frontman told NewsDay Life & Style that the COVID-19 pandemic had swept away potential revenue for artistes after the ban of live concerts that attracted physical gatherings which used to be their main source of

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Room to Breathe: Industrial Projects and Communities Are Challenged to Co-Exist

Rising health and climate change risks spur pushback from communities impacted by facility emissions and pollution—as owners, governments, activists and industry advisers weigh better options for environmental justice.

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UK mobilises KES 20 billion investment into Kenya - African Voice Newspaper

UK announced KES 20 billion investment into Big Four projects on day one of President Kenyatta’s visit to London.. As President Kenyatta begins his three-day visit to London, the UK announced KES 20 billion of new government and private investment into Big Four Projects, including affordable

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Information Technology Manager Vacancy

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Sanef mourns as journalists succumb to Covid-19 | News24

The South African National Editors' Forum is "mourning the death of four specialist colleagues who excelled in their craft".

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BUSINESSMAKERS: BREAKOUT LEADERS - The Chicago Crusader

The HistoryMakers In honor of BusinessMakers: Breakout Leaders, we salute BlackRock Chief Marketing Officer Frank Cooper III, who speaks about how his career has taken him from law to music […] The post BUSINESSMAKERS: BREAKOUT LEADERS appeared first on The Chicago Crusader.

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PM: 'We are no man's property' - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Unlike in many countries where people of African descent have continued to be 'trapped' by institutional racism, in TT, emancipation holds a true meaning, according to the Prime Minister. In his Emancipation Day address, Dr Rowley said slavery existed in Africa before the Europeans arrived, bu

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Nigeria: Journalism Clinic Goes Live With Mytori As Showcase

[Premium Times] "I hope that MyTori would show readers why it is okay to feel lost, and help readers realise that they are not alone; that moments of doubt and uncertainty are all normal on the journey of life."

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Clark Atlanta University (CAU) President Visits Original Campus - The Atlanta Inquirer

They had been attempting to make this happen since last year when final plans were being put in place. Then the pandemic struck. Finally, on July 22, 2021, Clark Atlanta University's president, Dr. George T. French, Jr. stepped onto the land where the original Clark Atlanta University

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Former Husker Andre Hunt implicated in sexual assault fined $1,000

Andre Hunt, one of two former University of Nebraska football players implicated in an alleged sexual assault in 2019, has... View Article The post Former Husker Andre Hunt implicated in sexual assault fined $1,000 appeared first on TheGrio.

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‘Being Head Star Isn’t an Easy Feat’: Simone Biles Issues a Statement Following Untimely Exit from Women's Gymnastics Team Finals During Tokyo Olympics

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