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Ghana: Journalists Need Better Working Conditions - Monney

01.12.2009 17:56    allafrica.com
Mr. Afail Monney, Vice President of the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), has called for better working conditions for journalists in the country to motivate them to check corruption.
Ghana: Journalists Need Better Working Conditions - Monney


Ghana: Public Agenda to Receive Award From Disabled

01.12.2009 17:56    allafrica.com
For promoting the rights of persons with disability(PWDs) through advocacy, Public Agenda will be honoured by the Ghana Federation of the Disabled (GFD) at an awards ceremony to climax this year's International Day of Persons with Disability (IDD).
Ghana: Public Agenda to Receive Award From Disabled

Zimbabwe: Media 'Hangman' Mahoso Implicated in Mutare Land Grab

01.12.2009 17:56    allafrica.com
Notorious media 'hangman' Tafataona Mahoso has been implicated in the forced seizure of yet another farm in Mutare, as the countrywide wave of farm invasions continues to escalate.
Zimbabwe: Media 'Hangman' Mahoso Implicated in Mutare Land Grab

Somalia: Local Journalists Launch Action Plan To Counter The Oppression Of The Media

01.12.2009 17:55    allafrica.com
Somali media and journalist associations decided on a cooperative action plan to counter the growing oppression of the media in Somalia. In 2009 six Somali journalists have been killed, others were detained, several stations were closed or taken over by


Somalia: Puntland President Appoints Media Advisor

01.12.2009 17:55    allafrica.com
The president of Somalia's Puntland State has appointed a new media advisor.
Somalia: Puntland President Appoints Media Advisor

Nigeria: Press Workers Down Tools

01.12.2009 17:55    allafrica.com
Twenty three days after the expiration of the six month extension given to Mr Ndanusa Alao, the Managing Director of the New Nigerian Newspapers expired, the workers of the company started a strike yesterday, protesting the non payment of seven
Nigeria: Press Workers Down Tools

Nigeria: New Local Newspapers Staff Embark On 'Warning Strike'

01.12.2009 17:55    allafrica.com
The staff of the New Nigerian Newspapers Limited (NNN) have embarked on a working strike starting from yesterday due to the non-payment of seven months staff salaries and other remuneration, a strike action that will keep the newspaper off the
Nigeria: New Local Newspapers Staff Embark On 'Warning Strike'

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