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Ecquid Novi: AJS 28(1-2):156-175 (2007); doi:10.3368/ajs.28.1-2.156
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Contextualising journalism education and training in Southern Africa

Fackson Banda, Catherine M. Beukes-Amiss, Tanja Bosch, Winston Mano, Polly McLean and Lynette Steenveld

In this article it is argued that journalism education in Southern Africa must contend with defining a new academic identity for itself, extricating itself from dependency on Western oriented models of journalism education and training, as this has been a perennial challenge in most of Africa.

Keywords: Botswana, colonialism, identity, journalism education, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Swaziland, World Journalism Education Conference, Zambia, Zimbabwe







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