# Journalism training

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## AFRICA

## [Not Really Enough: Foreign Donors and Journalism Training in Ghana, Nigeria and Uganda (2010)](https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17512781003643244) 

#### Journalism Practice - ANYA SCHIFFRIN 

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> *This study critically considers the effectiveness of journalism training initiatives in Africa by foundations and others. The paper argues that ‘given the challenges faced by the African media, donor-driven training programs will have only a limited effect on the larger media climate’. The research is based on content analysis and interviews with journalists who have received journalism training. (*[*Humanitarian Journalism*](http://humanitarian-journalism.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Foundation-funded-journalism-The-state-of-research.pdf)*)*

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