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Ghana’s remarkable but ill-fated run in this World Cup took on a spiritual significance that has left some Africans worrying that God had abandoned their World Cup dreams.
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By the end of next week, Zimbabweans should have their first taste of an independent daily newspaper after seven years of President Robert Mugabe's unsavory state-controlled propaganda.
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Kay Benedict, Associate Editor of India's "Mail Today", became a journalist 27 years ago to serve his community - and to show his family he "could write a few words of English".
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It is a tragedy that Serampore does not get its due. It is the first university in India, established in 1818, less than a year after the first college was set up in Kolkata.
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For the moment, the whole continent holds its breath and prays that the Black Stars may continue to write this new chapter in the history of African football.
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Though Raymond Kalisa from Rwanda is an experienced video-journalist, The Media Project's storytelling workshop strengthened his script-writing skills.
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Listen in at Africa's coffee shops or lecture halls and it will be immediately apparent that someone has abdicated his responsibility for society.
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Read these brief interviews with the alumni of The Media Project's first "African Storytelling Workshop".
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The paradox of Bhutan is in the freedom to defy traditional values, while being bound by law to preserve all the visible aspects of culture.
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At school I started a journalism club that helped me start off and understand what journalism is all about. After high school I was very sure what I wanted to be a journalist to tell people stories.
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