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Journalism
Family Planning and Egyptian Birth Control
New edition of Congress of African Journalists’ International Magazine published The latest edition of magazine highlights birth rate issue of…
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Africa
CAJ Gets First Secretary General
Ashraf Aboul-Yazid, an Egyptian journalist, has been appointed to the position of Congress of African Journalists (CAJ) Secretary General. Abuja,…
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Media and the Issues
CAJ Expresses Relief in Triumph of French Journalist’s Release
French journalist was unfairly detained on February 22 in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital By Dela Ahiawor (CAJ member) The…
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World News
CAJ urges Ethiopian Authorities to release French journalist
The journalist was unfairly arrested and detained on Thursday, 22 February according to reports Abuja The Congress of African Journalists…
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Literature
Congress of African Journalists’ International Magazine Feb issue released
The cover story notes that editors-in-chief of nine international media platforms, in three continents, have agreed to launch a cooperation…
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Media
Congress of African Journalists launches CAJ TV
The Congress of African Journalists (CAJ) represents a great network for Africa and the rest of the world to share…
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Africa
Refugees, Corruption, Justice and Returned Slaves
CAJ International Magazine welcomes the New Year in a hot edition that covers Africa and the world Lagos, Correspondent CAJ…
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Journalism
Latest Edition of Congress of African Journalists’ International Magazine published
The magazine also contains art and culture, poetry and many more interesting stories to read from inside Africa and beyond…
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Journalism
Congress of African Journalists’ Magazine Highlights Women Empowerment
A full interview with photos presents the Indian photographer Amol Hendre, as well Abuja Correspondent In the previous edition of…
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Africa
Congress of African journalists (CAJ) – a Story to be told
CAJ has attracted the largest networks of men and women in the noble pen profession for its glaring and stupendous…
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