Rural journalists urge more community radio stations
Jul 08, 2005: Journalists and intellectuals in rural Pakistan are calling on their government to issue more licenses for small, community radio stations. Participants at a recent gathering in the…
Author: Editorial Staff
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Journalism Training Workshop 2005
Pakistan Press Foundation (PPF) with the collaboration of German NGO Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) organised a three day Journalism Training Workshop in the auditorium of the Ahmedpur Higher Public School…
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WPFD 2005
To mark World Press Freedom Day 2005 the Rural Media Network organised a seminar on Media and Good Governance in Mubarakpur on 3 May 2005. L-R: Convener RMNP Ehsan Ahmed…
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Unesco visitor
Jocelyne Josiah UNESCO’s expert on Communication and Information in the Field for Asia and the Pacific, Ms Jocelyne Josiah, visited the office of the Rural Media Network in February 2005….
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Sadiq-The Originals
Prince Falahuddin, Jocelyne Josiah, Ehsan Ahmed Sehar, Professor Shehzad Ahmed Khan Jocelyne Josiah with Nawa-I-Ahmedpur Sharqia staff Amir of Bahawalpur Nawab Salahuddin Abbasi Amir Nawab Salahuddin Abbasi Money for…
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Honour killing and acid attacks to the face are widespread in the area, writes renowned British journalist Michael Griffin in an evaluation
I have been asked to write an evaluation of the rural weekly newspaper, Nawa-I-Ahmedpur Sharqia, published in Ahmedpur East, Bahawalpur. I had the opportunity to visit the newspaper’s premises and…