Category: EAC Media Review

Of the many diseases afflicting the practice of journalism, two are gnawing away at the heart of news reporting: rumour

By Ghost Writer Burundi is set to hold its presidential election next year, and political players interested in the top

By Ghost writer The parliament of the Democratic Republic of Congo has taken a break, and is set to resume

By Ghost writer South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir Mayardit runs the affairs of Africa’s youngest country as one would a

By Ghost Writer There is a dictum for the practice of journalism that a publication should never report about nothing.

By Ghost Writer  It is on confirmed record that one of the reasons Rwandan President Paul Kagame has deployed army

By Ghost Writer It was the Canadian American political scientist David Easton who defined politics as the “authoritative allocation of

By Ghost Writer Nothing puts off news consumers as a hanging promise in a headline which goes unproven, for it

By Ghost Writer Child rights organizations and teachers’ unions in Burundi are expressing mounting concerns at what they deem as

By Ghost Writer So much is happening in the Republic of South Sudan, Africa’s youngest sovereign state. In the throes