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Quelle couverture médiatique du sommet de Paris pour les journalistes africains ?

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January 22, 2016
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les hommes des médias pendant l'atelier (PHOTO: ClimateReporters)
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Quelle couverture médiatique du sommet de Paris pour les journalistes africains ?

La question était au cœur des échanges entre journalistes africains au cours de l’atelier qui s’est tenue à Lusaka en Zambie, du 27 au 28 juin 2015. Une session spéciale a permis de mieux renseigner les hommes des médias sur les différents éléments pour une meilleure couverture médiatique de Paris Climat 2015.

Depuis Lusaka, Didier Hubert Madafime.

 

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