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Many Nigerians have taken the fight for press freedom to social media, urging authorities in the country to stop harassing journalists. Both journalists and citizens see this as the new way to highlight the plight of journalists in Nigeria.
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There appears to be a paradox between what the regulatory environment in Egypt today and some of the provisions of the law governing the same.
Journalists, meanwhile, continue to yawn for better days for the profession as they struggle with the present and look to the past in search of the future.
Maha Salaheldin, a digital investigative and data journalist, expresses her discontent towards the current working environment for journalists.
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Journalism is arguably one of the most dangerous professions in Somalia, with Al-Shabaab Militants and Government agencies targeting reporters. Media Freedom is a narrative that many Somali journalists hear of, but never truly live to experience.
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A 25-year-old student of Makerere University says he’s watched helplessly as his dream of becoming a journalist evaporated.
Hershim Kaggwa, now pursuing a degree course in education, hasn’t given up as yet even after being frustrated and failing to get a job.
"I want to live a better life. I saw my dream die, I hated all media houses after being tossed up and down as I looked for a job,” Kaggwa says.
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A 25-year-old student of Makerere University says he’s watched helplessly as his dream of becoming a journalist evaporated.
Hershim Kaggwa, now pursuing a degree course in education, hasn’t given up as yet even after being frustrated and failing to get a job.
"I want to live a better life. I saw my dream die, I hated all media houses after being tossed up and down as I looked for a job,” Kaggwa says.
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A 25-year-old student of Makerere University says he’s watched helplessly as his dream of becoming a journalist evaporated.
Hershim Kaggwa, now pursuing a degree course in education, hasn’t given up as yet even after being frustrated and failing to get a job.
"I want to live a better life. I saw my dream die, I hated all media houses after being tossed up and down as I looked for a job,” Kaggwa says.