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    SAIIA International Affairs Bulletin, vol. 4, no. 3, 1980

    This issue of the newsletter starts with Smuts House Notes. It then covers topics on South Africa-changing American perceptions; some observations on US media coverage of South Africa in the 1980s; the Foreign Policy Dynamics of countries great and …

    South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)

    • Foreign Policy
    • Press Freedom
    • Conflicting Interests
    • Security Services
    • International relations
    • Mass media and international relations
    70 pages

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    Communicating Policy Reforms: Between the Government, the Press and the People

    "Communication is critical for successful implementation of policy reforms. It has also been established that although the media is there for government to employ to change the behavior of the people in order to accept and make reforms successful, g…

    Chinyere Stella Okunna, Prof

    Edith Nwanguma, Dr

    Kevin Ejiofor

    • Policy Reforms
    • Policy Formation
    • Press Freedom
    • Economic development
    • Democracy
    • Political Development
    19 pages

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    Agenda Setting Unpacked: A Review of Zimbabwe's Approach to Reporting during COVID-19

    The right to freedom of information is highly sought after by media practitioners. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about many changes for journalists and their ability to freely disseminate information related to it. In countries such as …

    Anda Mbikwana

    • COVID-19 Pandemic
    • Media coverage
    • News Sources
    • Press Freedom
    • Mass media and international relations
    • Public health
    • Freedom of the press
    9 pages

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    Les Gabonais Demandent plus de Liberté D’expression, Mais pas pour le Président / Gabonese Call for more Freedom of Expression, but not to Criticise the President

    Gabon, a democratic country since the early 1990s, is like many African countries whose democracy is sometimes limited to the simple holding of regular elections. Yet we know that the strength of liberal democracy lies in the fact that it gives the …

    Lionel Osse

    • Liberté des médias
    • Press Freedom
    • Liberté d'expression
    • Freedom of expression
    • Democracy
    10 pages

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