Reporting non-stop violence in South Africa: the necessity for adopting a different kind of journalism

Title: Reporting non-stop violence in South Africa: the necessity for adopting a different kind of journalism
Creator: Garman, Anthea
Creator: Mbaine, Adolf
Date Issued: 2006
Date: 2006
Type: text
Type: book
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/159702
Identifier: vital:40334
Identifier: ISBN 978-9970025367
Description: The role of the media and media reportage is crucial to any conflict situation. In Uganda, the Department of Mass Communication at Makerere University has endeavoured to support constructive reporting of the various conflicts that have beset the country and the region in the past decades. As part of this effort, it has organised lectures and commissioned research by media professionals and academic observers, whose work is brought together in this collection of essays.
Format: 25 pages
Format: pdf
Publisher: Fountain Publishers
Language: English
Relation: Garman, A. and Mbaine, A., 2006. Reporting non-stop violence in South Africa: the necessity for adopting a different kind of journalism. Media in situation of conflict: Roles, challenges and responsibilities, Fountain Publishers. pp.20-44.
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