African Partners
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Fredskorpset (FK)
Fredskorpset - FK - facilitates the mutual exchange of personnel between organisations and businesses in Norway and Africa, Asia and Latin-America. Our mandate is to contribute to a lasting improvement in economic, social and political conditions around the world.
For more information log on to : www.fredskorpset.no/en/ |
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AMWIK (Association of Media Women in Kenya)
Established in 1983, the Association of Media Women in Kenya is a national independent, non profit, membership organization for media women from the print, electronic media and commuinications sector. AMWIK works to empower women and commuinities to participate in the development of their society by giving voice to the issues that are most important to them.
More information available at www.amwik.org |
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EMWA (Ethiopia Media Women's Association)
Ethiopia Media Women's Association is an association of female journalists, media nad communication experts. Was founded in 1997 to promote women's rights and issues of women's concern in, and through, the media. It has 167 members in Addis Ababa and regions.
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TAMWA (Tanzania Media Women's Association)
Tanzania Media Women's Association is a non-partisan, non-profit sharing profiessional media Association registered under the Societies Ordinance on 17th of November 1987. The Association brining together more than 100 women journalists uses media to advocate for \women and children's rights.
For more information log on to : www.tamwa.org |
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UMWA (Uganda Media Women's Association)
Uganda Media Women's Association came into existence in 1983 after the realisation that Uganda did not have an umberella body to cater for the professional interests of media women as well as the informatino needs of the marginalized in society. SInce its inception in 1983, UMWA has opened and runs two women focussed media outlets - a radio station, 101.7 Mama FM and a newspaper, The Other Voice (TOV)
For more information log on to : www.umwamamafm.co.ug |
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ZAMWA (The Zambia media Women's Association)
The Zambia media Women's Association is a association that draws its memberswhip form women journalists working for various institutions and media organizations. Its programmes are targeted at the plight of the marginalized rural women, and women journalists in particular. ZAMWA endeavours to promote the interest of women, to ensure that they have access to, and actively participated in the media. |
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Director's View
WHAT DIRECTOR SAYS |
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| It has given me great joy and pleasure to have the opportunity to recoganize Nepal Africa Film Festival. It has not been an ease task and i feel humbled to see the realization of this project in the manner envisioned... |
Dr. Manju Mishra
Festive Director
(College of Journalism and Mass Communication) |
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Movies
LISTED MOVIES ON "NAFF-2012" |
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Skin
South Africa, 2008 |
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