This webinar will explore how Dr Eunice Ndirangu, Dr Njoki Chege and Dr Hilda Nabiswa - all part of the AKU community and women in key leadership positions - have been drivers of positive change in their societies by supporting and promoting gender equity.
Are you a small or medium sized radio station OR online media outlet in Tanzania committed to the production of high quality public interest journalism but facing challenges in various areas? Our trained media viability consultants can help you develop the right strategy for your business.
The panel discussion focuses on a study that attempted to understand news and information inequalities by mapping the distribution of broadcast media outlets, the spread of accredited journalists, and the presence of established news bureaus in the eight regions in Kenya.
The study also sought to determine the ownership of the broadcast media in Kenya and the trends in ownership and audience reach within the context of commercial interest and public interest dialectics.
Aga Khan University Innovation Committee is delighted to invite you to Part 3 of the IC Webinar Series, 'Crucibles of creativity: Universities as innovation drivers'. 
A lack of funding is shrinking which limits the ability to do investigative journalism and innovate quickly. Citizen journalists provide, in this context, an opportunity to witness and report on issues affecting people’s daily lives and go directly to the people with the information, using digital tools.
#ConversationsAtTheMiC is a new talk series that seeks to tackles issues, challenges and opportunities within the media start-up industry. Through invited guests, the series aim will be to empower media start-ups and media start-up founders to grow and develop into fully fledged media houses