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3. Is your most recent employer in the media industry private or state-owned?All Countries Nigeria Ghana UgandaPrivate 30 17 2 11State-owned 9 2 1 6Not reported 7 1 5 14. Length of Career in JournalismAll Countries Nigeria Ghana UgandaAverage 11 14 7 9Minimum 4 6 4 4Maximum 24 24 8 15Median 9 15 8.5 7Mode 7 18 7 14Not reported 4 1 1 2– 110 –
5. How often do you travel out of the city <strong>for</strong> reporting trips?All Countries Nigeria Ghana UgandaOnce a month or more 18 8 2 8Four times a year 12 7 3 2Two times a year 11 4 3 4Less than twice a year 4 1 0 36. Who sponsors these reporting trips most often?All Countries Nigeria Ghana UgandaEmployer 15 8 5 2Business 9 6 2 1NGO 4 3 1 0Government 2 1 0 1Self-funded 1 1 0 0Not reported 15 1 0 14– 111 –
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THEREWILLBE INKA study of journalis
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AcknowledgementsThis paper has bene
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Executive SummaryPurpose of the Rep
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journalists in these countries that
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Existing International Training Opp
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• Consumer Affairs and Informatio
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Background 3Of the three countries
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pervasive conflict in the Niger Del
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3) Crises or disruptions, where som
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Low pay and low regardOne of the mo
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Even in cases where working journal
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But while some reporters think FOIB
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When asked how much the media could
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the effects of these challenges for
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detailed analysis of the opportunit
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journalist said he has, however,
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completely make use of some of the
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money. Their knowledge of what medi
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Notes on conducting research in Nig
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Ghana- 35 -
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evenues each year,” 106 which wou
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entertainment news, scandals, and p
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The rise of business-focused journa
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coverage of the oil industry is als
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needed supplementary income to cash
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as supporting one political party o
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Numerous journalists recounted how
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Training programs available to busi
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Amos Safo, editor-in-chief at the p
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Notes on conducting research in Gha
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Background 136Literacy and Educatio
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