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Commonwealth Journalists Association to hold 8th conference in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia Oct. 14-18
Topics to be addressed: media in a crisis, Internet opportunities, governance and the role of the media, democracy's frailness, journalists' role in communicating on climate change, press freedom in the Commonwealth and training for journalists.   » Read More

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Mrs Gabaipone Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwamba appointed new Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General

Commonwealth Secretary-General Mr Kamalesh Sharma announced today that he has appointed Mrs Gabaipone Mmasekgoa Masire-Mwamba, from Botswana, to the post of Commonwealth Deputy Secretary-General. Mrs Masire-Mwamba will succeed Mrs Florence Mugasha of Uganda, the outgoing Deputy Secretary-General who will soon be leaving after six years in post. ‘The Commonwealth has benefited greatly from Mrs Mugasha's wisdom and leadership, and we wish her well in her future endeavours,' added Mr Sharma.

 


Journalism in the Commonwealth last week
A roundup of situations in Commonwealth countries, most of the incidents involving the media. In this report, Bangladesh, Fiji, The Gambia, Kenya, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, St. Vincent, Uganda and Zimbabwe  

Lawrence Hill book wins regional Commonwealth book award
Former Winnipeg Free Press reporter Lawrence Hill has won the 2008 Commonwealth Writers' Prize in the Canada and Caribbean region. He snared the Best Book Award for his novel The Book of Negroes. The Best First Book Award in the same regional category was awarded to Canadian book designer C.S. Richardson for his  novel, The End of the Alphabet.
Each writer will pick up $1,995 and will advance to the next level of the competition, the overall Commonwealth Best Book and Best First Book award.
 


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