We find the political capture of the broadcast media space, in particular, and the increasing concentration of the media in a few hands as worrying f… - Audrey Gadzekpo

It was discovered that in most of the media houses, there was no clear-cut promotion mechanisms.

I came to the subject by accident, by being invited primarily by training institutes such as Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) to lecture for one of their courses. For example, next week I am teaching part of a course on gender and conflict, where I will speak about gender, media, and conflict. So, you can imagine that chairing the conference panel at Wilton Park on “Case Studies: The Role of Civil Society across Regions,” particularly focusing on gender, provided me with another opportunity to expand my knowledge and challenged me to think about issues in a different way. Therefore, when I teach that course, this experience will inform some of the perspectives that I bring to it.

As we globalise and link up with the wider world, we need to always be reminded of what makes us unique.