Events

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Expert conference

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KAS Media Africa Conference on Business Journalism

Senior Media Practitioners Meet to Exchange About Finance and Economics

Finance and economics reporting is a fundamental element of journalism.

Expert conference

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The Opportunities of Local Journalism

The Need for Quality and Sustainability

Local Journalism in Africa faces many challenges, including the lack of recognition by the public and increasing financial constraints. These are a threat to the sustainability of local journalism - a critical element of media across the world.

Workshop

Managing Conflict in Today's Newsroom

Professional Development Course

A newsroom manager’s role is much broader than having the team deliver on publishing expectations. It calls for managing conflict in a way that does not disrupt processes and impact on journalism quality.

Workshop

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Managing Conflict in Today's Newsroom

KAS Media Africa and the Aga Khan University partner for professional development course

Conflict is imminent in today’s newsrooms. A Newsroom manager’s role is much broader than simply delivering a good product. They have to manage economic expectations, gender issues, a tight budget and political influence. That’s a big task.

Discussion

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Conference on public service broadcasting in Africa

How can we rejuvenate public service broadcasting on the continent?

KAS Media Africa is due to host a conference on the revitalisation of public radio. This event will gather almost 15 experts from across the continent. The conversations will explore various issues – such as the role of public broadcasters in African countries, the advent of social media and its impact on broadcasting, as well as the quality of journalism the public is exposed to.

Expert conference

KAS Conference on Political Speech Writing

Political speech writers exchange notes and share insights

Expert conference

Conference on Social Media Networks

The challenges of and with social media in Sub-Sahara Africa

KAS Media Africa is due to host a conference on social media networks – gathering almost 20 experts from across the continent, the US and Europe. The conversations will explore various issues – such as hate speech and misinformation that have been enabled or worsened by the proliferation of the world’s social media giants, their owners and the billions of people who use them. At the conference, the participants will discuss the legal landscape in various jurisdictions, and the moderation of unlawful and dangerous content on these platforms.

Book presentation

Book launch: Media Law Handbook for Southern Africa (Second Edition)

Convite para o Lançamento da Obra: Media Law Handbook for Southern Africa (2nd Edition) (Manual de Direito da Comunicação Social na África Austral – 2ª Edição)

It has been a decade since the first edition of the Southern Africa Media Law Handbook was published by the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Media Programme Sub-Sahara Africa (KAS). Since then, several laws have been re-written, revised and new ones introduced. To record these changes, while also adding new country chapters – Seychelles, Mauritius and Mozambique, KAS is presenting the second edition of the handbook.

Expert conference

Credibility Crisis Conference 2022 - Cadenabbia, Italy

Experts gather to discuss the threats against media credibility in Africa and Europe

KAS Media Africa will gather a mix of 11 seasoned media professionals –journalists and publishers from across Africa, Europe and the United States to this year’s Media Credibility Crisis Conference.

Expert conference

#AfricaBlogging Conference 2022 – Grand-Bassam, Côte d’Ivoire

Bloggers gather to discuss political developments on the continent and innovation and sustainability in the blogging world

KAS Media Africa will gather 15 bloggers and journalists from English-speaking and Francophone countries in Africa to this year’s #AfricaBlogging conference.

Dr. Klaus Schüler: "A successful premiere" - The first KAS E-lection Bridge Africa

Top African and German political communicators meeting in Accra/Ghana

Praise for the premiere came from a qualified source. “That was an amazing experience,” commented Dr. Klaus Schüler on the first E-lection Bridge Africa conference from April 29th to May 2nd in Accra. The CDU General Manager, who is considered one of the world’s leading experts on political communication, travelled to Ghana as one of the speakers at the summit of African and German campaign experts. “I am extremely impressed with this meeting,” he pronounced about the initiative from KAS Media Africa.

Dr. Schüler: "Die Zweibahnstrasse funktioniert hervorragend"

Die erste Konferenz der KAS E-lection Bridge Africa in Accra/Ghana

Das Lob für die Premiere kam aus berufenem Munde. „Das war eine großartige Erfahrung“, kommentierte Dr. Klaus Schüler die erste Konferenz der „E-lection Bridge Africa“ vom 29. April bis 2. Mai in Accra. Der CDU-Bundesgeschäftsführer, der weltweit zu den führenden Köpfen der Politischen Kommunikation zählt, war als Referent zum Gipfeltreffen von afrikanischen und deutschen Wahlkampfexperten nach Ghana gereist. „Ich bin ausgesprochen beeindruckt von diesem Meeting“, urteilte er über die Initiative von KAS Medien Afrika.

Twittern und Web-TV: digitale Wahlhelfer in der Republik Südafrika

Workshop in Durban mit dem "Multi Party"-Ansatz

Ob Onlinewerbung auf Facebook, die Verteilung des Parteiprogramms auf Memory-Sticks oder interaktive Kommunikation via Twitter: Quer durch Südafrikas Parteienlandschaft experimentieren die Wahlkampfstrategen derzeit mit den neuen digitalen Instrumenten der Politischen Kommunikation.

Simba, Chui und Duma - Wahlkampf 2.0 in Tansania

Digitale Politische Kommunikation in Dar es Salaam

Wahlkampf auf Kisuaheli in Tansania: Simba (der Löwe) ist stolz und stark. Chui (der Leopard) kann auf seine List und Schläue zählen. Und Duma (der Gepard) saust schnell wie der Wind. „Alles Eigenschaften, die einen guten Wahlkämpfer ausmachen“, lächelt Stefan Reith, der KAS-Repräsentant in Dar es Salaam – und benennt dann drei Arbeitsgruppen nach den berühmten Tieren der Region. Die Teilnehmer applaudieren spontan. Willkommen zur abschließenden Übung des Workshops „Introducing the Digital Toolkit – for Political Parties in Campaigns and Beyond“ am 9. April in Dar/Tansania.

Basic Communication in Zimbabwe

Harare: Training councillors and committee members

Three, two, one – action! The camera starts rolling and the three local politicians are visibly nervous. But the trio are not deterred. They deliver their statements accurately, and are rewarded with hearty applause from the participants. Welcome to the final exercise of the successful workshop, ‘Fundamentals of Communication: Theory and Practice’, in Harare, Zimbabwe on March 8-9, 2011, a KAS Media Africa project, with support from KAS Zimbabwe.

Demokratische Kräfte vor Ort stärken - Grundlagen der Kommunikation

Erfolgreicher Workshop für Lokalpolitiker in Simbabwe

Drei, zwei, eins – Aufnahme. Die Kamera läuft und eine leichte Nervosität ist den drei Lokalpolitikern anzumerken. Doch das Trio lässt sich nicht beirren. Präzise liefern sie ihre Statements ab – belohnt mit einem kräftigen Applaus der Teilnehmer. Willkommen zur abschließenden Übung des erfolgreichen Workshops „Grundlagen der Kommunikation: Theorie und Praxis“ in Harare/Simbabwe am 8. und 9. März 2011, einem Projekt von KAS Medien Afrika - unterstützt von KAS Simbabwe.

The wild, wild web - the battle for the internet! Who makes the rules?

International Forum in Johannesburg

In its various manifestations, it is, or at least it is shaping up to be, the media question of the year: Who makes the rules on the internet? Should there be rules on the Internet? Should there be a system of checks and balances? If so, how is this then enforced? KAS Media Africa tackled this timely and contentious issue in close cooperation with our partners from the leading South African weekly, the Mail & Guardian, at an international forum in Johannesburg, 25 January 2011.

Das wilde, wilde Web - der Kampf ums Internet! Wer macht die Regeln?

Internationales Forum in Johannesburg

Das Thema schaffte es in den letzten Monaten spielend auf die Titelseiten der nationalen und internationalen Presse: Der Kampf um das Internet! Mit einer hochkarätig besetzten Podiumsdiskussion in Afrikas Medienhauptstadt Johannesburg widmete sich das regionale KAS Medienprogramm ausführlich diesem gleichermaßen top-aktuellen wie brisanten Thema - mit weiterführenden Erkenntnissen für die Medienakteure in Subsahara-Afrika.

Africa's media makers prepare for digital upheaval

Africa Media Leadership Conference 2010 in Dar es Salaam

Significant and various shades of opinions come together every year at the Africa Media Leadership Conference, and this year’s event was no different. Media CEO’s, owners, and managers, from very different backgrounds, networked, discussed, shared, debated and sometimes disagreed. However, all were in agreement that the rapid spread of digital and social media, are threatening the traditional media houses, and how to respond to the burning question, how do we deal with this new phenomenon?

Nachschlag aus Südafrika

KAS Printmagazin am Lufthansa Check-In

Vermissen Sie das tägliche Fußball-Spiel im Fernsehen? Haben Sie die Fahne an ihrem Auto nur widerwillig weggepackt? Würden Sie gerne mehr erfahren über die WM und deren Gastgeberland Südafrika?Dann hat das Medienprogramm Sub-Sahara Afrika das passende Mittel für Sie.