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27 Sep

Our training wing #MDI received this book as a donation from Justice Dr. James Alala Deng . Knowledge of media law is core to journalism practice. This book will help our students to acquire key skills they need in the course of their studies at the Media Development Institute.

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9 Sep

We are pleased to conduct this event for welcoming the 27 new students enrolled at our training wing Media Development Institute in the new academic year 2022/23 intake. These students will be the 7th Cohort since the establishment of MDI.

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9 Sep

We are pleased to conduct this event for welcoming the 27 new students enrolled at our training wing Media Development Institute in the new academic year 2022/23 intake. These students will be the 7th Cohort since the establishment of MDI.

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12 Aug

Amb. Siv Kaspersen is leaving the embassy after 3 years of service in 🇸🇸. In her farewell, she calls on the Government to silence the guns - not the people. Read her full reflections on her tenure and the way forward for #SouthSudan ➡️ https://bit.ly/3dqG8FR #SSOT

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I was running a kiosk for charging cell phones to support my studies at MDI,” Peter Gatkuoth. “I also performed very well during my internship. I am so proud and happy about this hard-won award. It encourages me to do more in the field to win more awards and make difference in society.”
Peter Gatkuoth is one of the six MDI Alumni who won the award for exceptional writing on the humanitarian situation in South Sudan.
He encouraged his colleagues to devote themselves to educating, informing, and entertaining their audience regardless of the challenges facing the media space in the country.

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