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50 years on, D.R. Congo commemorates boxing’s ‘Rumble in the Jungle’

In-depth, Insights, Issues, NPR News -AfricaBy EMMET LIVINGSTONEOctober 31, 2024Leave a comment

The his­toric fight between Muham­mad Ali and George Fore­man is still revered as a cher­ished moment in the cen­tral African coun­try’s trou­bled his­to­ry and has spurred an endur­ing love of box­ing. (Image credit: -)

Most African Nations Fall Short of W.H.O. Target for Covid Vaccination

Covid-19, FactCheck, Issues, Journalism, UncategorizedBy External SourceSeptember 30, 2021Leave a comment

JOHANNESBURG — Only nine African coun­tries have met a tar­get of vac­ci­nat­ing 10 per­cent of their pop­u­la­tions against Covid-19 by

Africa must produce its own vaccines

Brookings Institution, In-depth, Insights, Issues, JournalismBy External SourceSeptember 10, 2021Leave a comment

WASHINGTON, DC – Dur­ing the pan­dem­ic, wealthy coun­tries led the way in rapid­ly devel­op­ing and pro­duc­ing COVID-19 vaccines.

US steps up fight against COVID-19 misinformation

Covid-19, FactCheck, Issues, Journalism, UncategorizedBy External SourceJuly 15, 2021Leave a comment

The effort comes as the pace of COVID-19 vac­ci­na­tions has slowed through­out the US, due in part to false claims.

A Eulogy for the Free Press

Around the World, Issues, Journalism, The Atlantic InternationalBy External SourceJune 24, 2021Leave a comment

On the morn­ing of July 1, 2020, news­stands across Hong Kong had a con­spic­u­ous­ly uni­form appear­ance. At least eight major

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Sparks Controversy in Online Essay

Culture and Society, Issues, NY Times Africa, Opinion, UncategorizedBy External SourceJune 16, 2021Leave a comment

The novelist’s remarks went viral after she crit­i­cized for­mer stu­dents as well as “social-media-savvy peo­ple who are chok­ing on sanctimony

Zimbabwe Releases Local Reporter Working for The New York Times

Human Rights, Issues, Journalism, UncategorizedBy External SourceJune 16, 2021Leave a comment

The gov­ern­ment said that it would not oppose bail for Jef­frey Moyo, a free­lance jour­nal­ist in the cap­i­tal, Harare, adding

Reporters Without Borders: Press Freedom Globally in Decline

FactCheck, Issues, Journalism, Media, VOA News AfricaBy External SourceApril 20, 2021Leave a comment

A glob­al decline in press free­dom, has­tened by repres­sive laws intro­duced dur­ing the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic, has result­ed in only 12

World Press Freedom Index shows media restriction in 132 countries

FactCheck, Issues, Journalism, Journalism.org, MediaBy External SourceApril 20, 2021Leave a comment

Pew Research Cen­ter Mar 23, 2021  Large Majori­ties of News­max and OAN News Con­sumers Also Go to

United Airlines Tell Employees…To Stay Off Internet?

Ethics, IssuesBy External SourceJanuary 16, 2021Leave a comment

My title may be face­tious, but remind­ing peo­ple to avoid being “offen­sive” on the inter­net is tan­ta­mount to asking

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