Media in Africa
Friday, 22 January 2010 12:23
South Africa's Rhodes University, in the Eastern Cape province, and Unesco are in the process of developing a syllabus for better reporting on Africa.
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Egypt says it will propel African science agenda
"Africa is back" from global crisis, says IMF
Gabon unveils measures against corruption, for industry
Senegal working with France on Nuclear plant
UK gives 67mln pounds for African infrastructure
Ghana to fast-track infrastructure for oil: Mills


A Kenyan pirate negotiator has told of his surprise at hearing that he is to be the subject of a Hollywood film, but reckons he may be too busy to see it.
For the first time since 2004, Zimbabweans will be able to read a new independent daily newspaper.
Today, Africa has changed dramatically, and like the star who seeks to redeem himself in the media, so now Africa strives to rebrand itself.









