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The table below summarises the studies conducted according to the different countries.
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Regional |
Angola |
Botswana |
DRC |
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Lesotho |
Madagascar |
Malawi |
Mauritius |
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Mozambique |
Namibia |
Seychelles |
South Africa |
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Swaziland |
Tanzania |
Zambia |
Zimbabwe GIMEs |
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Latest
Glass Ceiling report: Mauritius
07 August 09
Regional relevance: Mauritius
This audit of women and men in Mauritius media houses is part of the Glass Ceilings: Women and Men in Southern African Media conducted by Gender Links (GL) in partnership with Media Watch Organisation (MWO)/Gender and Media Southern African (GEMSA) Network in Mauritius. [read more]
Glass Ceiling report: Malawi
07 August 09
Regional relevance: Malawi
This audit of women and men in Malawi media houses is part of the Glass Ceilings: Women and Men in Southern African Media conducted by Gender Links (GL) in partnership with Gender and Media Southern African (GEMSA) Network in Malawi. [read more]
Glass Ceiling report: Lesotho
07 August 09
Regional relevance: Lesotho
This audit of women and men in Lesotho media houses is part of the Glass Ceilings: Women and Men in Southern African Media report, conducted by Gender Links (GL) in partnership with the Gender and Media Southern African (GEMSA) network in Lesotho. [read more]
Glass Ceiling report: Madagascar
07 August 09
Regional relevance: Madagascar
Cet audit des femmes et des hommes dans les entreprises de presse de Madagascar fait partie de l'étude intitulée «Les plafonds de verre dans l'échelle hiérarchique : Femmes et Hommes dans les médias de l'Afrique australe», menée par Gender Links (GL), en partenariat avec la Fédération pour la Promotion des... [read more]
Glass Ceiling Report: Democratic Republic of Congo
07 August 09
Regional relevance: DRC
Cet audit des femmes et des hommes dans les entreprises de presse de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) fait partie de l'étude intitulée «Les plafonds de verre dans l'échelle hiérarchique : Femmes et Hommes dans les médias de l'Afrique australe», menée par Gender Links (GL), en partenariat avec... [read more]
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Related
The information age has not trickled down to women
17 July 04
Regional relevance: Africa
Ten years after the Beijing Conference on Women with the advent of better interconnectivity, deregulation and liberalization of telecom monopolies, the question of women?s inclusion in statistical data remains either marginal or invisible. The age-old assumption that the benefits of the information age will somehow... [read more]
The media should practice what it preaches
29 October 03
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC), Zimbabwe
Recent revelations that the southern African media hardly considers gender equality newsworthy raise serious concerns about the media?s claims to the principles of democracy, good governance and human rights. [read more]
Women and Men making news
07 March 03
Regional relevance: South Africa, Southern Africa (SADC)
We invite your newsroom to be part of the 'women and men making news' campaign which takes place globally 8 March, which is International Women's Day. [read more]
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