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This week on Africa Journal
Liberia, Rwanda, Kenya and Mauritania are the main datelines in this week's Africa Journal. Full article
Training opportunity for World Cup reporters
Sports reporters wanting to brush up their skills ahead of this year's soccer World Cup in South Africa have an ideal opportunity: a five-day course in Abu Dhabi in April. Full article
Hanoi course for tv reporters
Harnessing enthusiasm to bring vibrancy to television news reporting was one of the discoveries made by participants on a training course in Hanoi. Full article
TRF course prepares Egyptian journalists for elections
Twelve Egyptian journalists attended an Elections Reporting course in Cairo to hone their reporting and writing skills as they prepare to cover parliamentary and presidential elections in the Arab world’s most populous country. Full article
Africa Business Reporting Awards
Applications invited for the Diageo group’s Africa Business Reporting Awards Full article
Journalists from the Middle East eligible for Mona Megalli Fellowship
The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford is looking for suitable candidates for the Mona Megalli Fellowship to be offered within the Reuters Foundation Fellowship Programme at Oxford. The Fellowship is tenable for two academic terms (i.e. 6 months) during the 2010-2011 Academic year. Full article
Nepalese journalists immerse in global economics and business writing
A group of Nepalese journalists were immersed in U.S. markets, global economics and business reporting during a week-long training course in New York on the last week of January. Full article
Global Security Seminar
Thomson Reuters Foundation invites journalists to apply to take part in a major three-day seminar in New York, United States, in May. Full article
Nigerian journalist wins FitzGerald Prize
Nigerian Ruona Agbroko has won the FitzGerald Prize for Young African Journalists. Full article