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Media Development Institute under @amdissmedia has admitted over 30 student journalists for a one year professional journalism training.... The training which started in 2016 has so far trained nearly 200 journalists across South Sudan of which this marks the 8th Cohort. #SSOX
Congratulations to the newly admitted students👏👏
“This political environment has to be changed because when Oppositions are fighting, everything is not secure & all of us have been hearing that our politician has adopted strategy of no peace no war which means no stability,” Koang Pal Chang.
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Media urged to give equal time to competing political candidates, Aug 2023.
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“This political environment has to be changed because when Oppositions are fighting, everything is not secure & all of us have been hearing that our politician has adopted the strategy of 'No Peace, No War' which means no stability,” Koang Pal Chang.![]()
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The first-ever Media Annual Sustainability and Leadership Network Forum concluded on Thursday in Juba.
The Acting Director of AMDISS, Ms. Ayaa Irene, who doubles as the principal of Media Development Institute, moderates an online continental virtual meeting bringing together women from across the African continent to discuss women representation in the media. ![]()
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The virtual meeting was organized by WAN-IFRA Women in News partners with media organisations and individuals to close the gender gap in the news media. We do so in the belief that balanced newsrooms, boardrooms and content are key to building resilient news organisations. Our programmes empower people and organisations to work together in support of a healthier, lasting and inclusive news industry.![]()
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WIN is also envisioned to achieve a media industry in which women and men are equal. Equal in the way they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom within stable media organisations. ![]()
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The mission is to increase women’s leadership and voices in the news. We do so by equipping women journalists and editors with the skills, strategies, and support networks to take on greater leadership positions within their organisations. In parallel, WIN partners with media organisations to identify industry-led solutions to create environments that embrace equality, and help navigate the digital transition, and in so doing, build toward greater financial and operational stability.![]()
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WIN recognizes that gender is a spectrum. "We are inclusive of all journalists who identify as women, as well as gender fluid and non-binary people. "
Gov't urged to create enabling environment for media to thrive - Eye Radio
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The USAID Acting Deputy Mission Director in South Sudan has called on the government of South Sudan to show more commitment to providing an enabling environment for media to thrive. Darren Manning mad...