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Gender and Media Progress Study: Namibia
 
Written by Sikhonzile Ndlovu | 17 December 10
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There has been a marginal increase of 1% in the proportion of women sources in the news in Namibia from 19% in the 2003 Gender and Media Baseline Study (GMBS) to 20% in the Gender and Media Progress Study (GMPS). This is 1% higher than the regional average of 19%, but lower that the global average in the 2010 Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) of 24%. There are however variations between individual media houses from the Windhoek Observer's 29% and to One Africa TV's 16%.

 

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  Chapter 2: Media practice - 561437 KB
  Chapter 3: Gender in the media - 543934 KB
  Chapter 4: Gender in newsrooms - 176169 KB
  Chapter 5: Gender violence and the media - 350262 KB
  Chapter 6: HIV and AIDS and the media - 657630 KB
  Acknowledgements, Executive Summary - 538219 KB
  Chapter 1: Introduction - 588451 KB
   Conclusions and recommendations - 824832 KB
 
 
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