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Showing posts with label Sky News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sky News. Show all posts

Thursday, 8 March 2012

SWAZI WOMEN LIVE WITH ABUSE

8 March 2012

The Women Who Have To Live With Abuse


As International Women's Day is marked across the world -- in some parts there is little reason for females to celebrate. Alex Crawford reports from Swaziland where abuse is widespread.


Click here to see a report from Sky News

http://news.sky.com/home/video/16184571


See also


DEPUTY PM LIES ON WOMEN’S RIGHTS

http://swazimedia.blogspot.com/2012/03/deputy-pm-lies-on-womens-rights.html

Tuesday, 9 September 2008

TELEVISION AND THE SWAZI 40-40

I know, like me, many of you have been monitoring the news media outside of Swaziland to see how they have been covering the Swazi 40/40 celebrations.


I have posted a number of press reports and television broadcasts on this blogsite already.


I want to know if there is any television broadcast about the 40/40 that I have missed. What impresses me about the ones that I have seen is how they move away from the celebrations to look at life as it really is in Swaziland (particularly, the lack of democracy, the poverty and the health problems). And they do all of this in reports lasting no longer than three minutes.


I think these broadcast make a great resource and help people in Swaziland (who mostly only get to see or hear state-controlled broadcasting) to see how good journalism can be made.


I want to collect as many television reports of 40/40 as I can. If you know of any that are available on the Internet (or you have any you recorded ‘off air’ that you are willing to share), please let me know.


The ones I have already (and are featured on this blogsite) are Sky News, al Jazeera, AFP, Reuters, and the BBC (also shown on ABC in the US, and New Zealand Television).


See also

40/40 CELEBRATION


Monday, 8 September 2008

SWAZIS FURY AT KING, SAYS SKY NEWS

Swaziland's 40/40 celebration has received wide coverage on television throughout the world and unlike television coverage within Swaziland itself, most of it has been highly critical.

Sky News is no exception. In the report below, Swazi people's dissatisfaction with King Mswati III is at its forefront. The report says that Swaziland might not yet be close to revolution but its people are beginning to speak out against the king.






See also 40/40 CELEBRATION