[kictanet] Monthly Media Roundtables

[George Nyabuga]

Dear friends,

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Nairobi,
the Media Focus on Africa Foundation, the Media Institute, and the Kenya
Editors’ Guild are pleased to invite you to participate in a Media Round
Table to be held on 29th November 2011, between 12 and 2pm, at the
Alliance Francaise. The topic will be: Media Reporting of Human Rights. We
will look at how such reporting impacts society, and democracy. The
panelists will be Millie Lwanga, Commissioner, National Cohesion and
Integration Commission, Hassan Omar, Commissioner, Kenya National
Commission on Human Rights, Al-Amin Kimathi, a human rights activist, and
Amos Kareithi of The Standard Media Group.  The event is open to members
of the public to enhance public participation and understanding of the
role of the media in the Kenyan society. Former newspaper editor, regular
media commentator and consultant Kwamchetsi Makokha will moderate the
discussions.

This is part of a series of monthly round table meetings held on the last
Tuesday of every month. The remit of the Monthly Media Round Tables is to
deeply examine, in conversations with various organisations and people
like academics/scholars, media practitioners/journalists, civil society,
policy makers, media stakeholders, politicians, and ‘ordinary’ Kenyans,
the role of the media in Kenya.

The event will be open to members of the public. Entry is FREE.

We look forward to your participation.


Dr George Nyabuga
Associate Director
School of Journalism & Mass Communication
University of Nairobi
Education Building
Harry Thuku Road
PO Box 30197 - 00100
Nairobi, Kenya
Tel: +254(0)20 318262 Fax: +254(0)20 2229168
Mobile: +254 (0)72151 6573
Email: gnyabuga at uonbi.ac.ke, gnyabuga at yahoo.co.uk
www.uonbi.ac.ke



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