In a message dated 3/3/2005 11:12:00 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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Folks,
read from the Dr's wide lips during his tour at the observer office. He is
barking for fame and popularities from the journalist for coming up with such
a cheap way of trying to manipulate people who are vast more informed than
his knucklehead thinks. He knew quit well that the relationship between the
executive and the journalist are far from convent. Mr Sos, Are you able to
persuade your master to sake a different approach in seeing the media
practitioners as partners and not adversaries? I hope your tour will take you to the
other media houses your boss claimed to be critical against his "Derimocracy"
regime, the Point, Independent and Foroya for not fearing to be fired
Conteh Julla
SoS Janneh visits Observer
By Ebrima Jaw Manneh
Mar 3, 2005, 08:06
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Amadou Scattered Janneh, secretary of state for Information, Communication
and Technology, has hinted that he would encourage a recent informal
discussion with the University of Tennessee for the establishment of a journalism
school in The Gambia.
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This is where our activism and determination to Uproot yahya jammeh's regime
and retake our independence, comes to task and fruition. Especially those
current and former graduates of UT, why not expose the hypocrisy of this
two-legged SOS creature, in placing Yahya Jammeh's noose [MEDIA BILL] on the necks
of selective Journalists and Media Outlets. The selective targeting and
harassment being waged by yahya jammeh's A{F}PRC Regime toward independent Media
Outlets, while The Observer and GRTS, enjoys an itinerant status...hound
dog/mouth piece of trash journalism..is mind boggling.
Any information on UT's School of Law and journalism, will be appreciated.
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