Media accountability has attracted the interest of journalism scholars, media managers and
policy makers as the debate grows on how to ensure a free and accountable media …

Ethics in journalism is the symbols of morals that journalists are supposed to uphold. These
consist of a commitment to revealing the truth objectivity without being subjective by self …

Media ethics generally recommends that journalists should avoid accepting any form of
gratification in order to maintain their objectivity and professional integrity. This study …

Zimbabwe experienced a high-profile football match fixing scandal between 2007 and 2010,
commonly known as the Asiagate scandal. The men's senior national football team–the …

The media in Kenya are increasingly criticised for their one-sided reporting, sleasy tabloid
style of pornographic content, and control by the business interests of proprietors and …

While it is generally understood that business journalism involves a pro-corporate bias, as
choices made about the content and framing of financial news are governed by a deliberate …

This study focuses on the negotiation of ethical challenges when reporting HIV/AIDS in
Tanzania by investigating how two newspapers, the Daily News and the Guardian, operate …

This dissertation critically interrogates constructive journalism for the purposes of
develo**, enhancing and contextualizing related theory and practice. Constructive …

Over its history, Kenya's media has been described as vibrant, plural, diverse, and dominant,
at least in the East and Central African region. Kenya's media landscape is multifaceted …

This thesis examines the ways in which Tanzania's media report news on development
issues and what accounts for the way they report, guided by social constructionist …