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MISA-Botswana advocates for reform of media landscape

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As we gather here today to introspect on the impact of the 30 successive years of commemorating the World Press Freedom Day (WPFD), I feel proud to note the instrumental role Africa has played in contributing to the evolution of the rights agenda.

As we look back to 1993, we surely cannot ignore the fact that the Windhoek Declaration is the foundation upon which a free press as well as freedom of expression for humanity evolved.

Based on such a firm foundation, one can say not at any point has the media in Botswana, both private and state, faltered when called upon to play its role as the watchdog of society besides ensuring that our people are free to express themselves.

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MISA-Botswana advocates for reform of media landscape

As we gather here today to introspect on the impact of the 30 successive years of commemorating the World Press Freedom Day (WPFD), I feel proud to note the instrumental role Africa has played in contributing to the evolution of the rights agenda.

BOTEPCO appoints Thebe as Corporate Affairs Manager

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Strong field awaits Tebogo in Paris

Four NEC members back Butale

Butale wants BPF NEC jailed

Tutume District chairperson queries gov't's A3 delays

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Something ought to be done about deadly A3 Road