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As Guinea-Bissau’s democracy falters, journalism education becomes more vital than ever

As Guinea-Bissau’s democracy falters, journalism education becomes more vital than ever

by Ajen admin | Jul 20, 2026 | articles

By Dr Enock Sithole When political transitions stall and democratic institutions come under pressure, one profession often finds itself on the front line: journalism.  That is the lesson emerging from Guinea-Bissau, where months of political uncertainty following the...

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