Namibia: 'African Journalists Earn Below Basic Living Needs'
Full story
A survey by the Federation of African Journalists found that 61% of journalists in Africa earn less than the minimum amount needed for basic living. This situation has raised concerns regarding media freedom and the future of independent journalism.
[New Era] A survey by the Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) has revealed that 61% of journalists in Africa earn below the minimum needed for basic living, raising concerns about the future of independent journalism and media freedom.