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Newspaper circulation figures are way down, and it may be this is not just the recession speaking, but a more fundamental shift away from print, writes Thabo Leshilo in The Times. But fortunately journalism does not depend on print, and Internet news sites are beginning to take off.
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The country could take a leaf out of the journalist profession on how not to make expedient use of the easiest and laziest card of all – race - for various downfalls, writes Glenda Daniels. The imminent launch of a new organisation for professional journalism shows the way forward, where race is not an issue any more.
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There seems to be movement towards the liberalising of the Zimbabwean media landscape, and several publishers are waiting in the wings to launch new newspapers. But they will face a major challenge in finding skilled journalists, with large number of experienced staff having been driven into exile, purged from the state media or simply having left the profession, writes Guthrie Munyuki for journalism.co.za.
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