By Rédaction Africa Links 24 with wenceslaus
Published on 2024-01-18 22:03:28
The Ministry of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs has announced the upcoming Gukurahundi Community Outreach Programme, which will take place this month in Bulawayo. The event will specifically target the media sector, with the participation of editors from various publications and broadcasting houses.
The purpose of the programme is to engage with the media and provide them with information and insights related to the Gukurahundi era. This is an important initiative as the media plays a crucial role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information to the wider society. By involving the media in this outreach programme, the Ministry aims to ensure that accurate and balanced information about the Gukurahundi period is communicated to the public.
The meeting will be an opportunity to bring together editors and media representatives from across the country. This will facilitate a collaborative and comprehensive discussion on the Gukurahundi issue, allowing for diverse perspectives and experiences to be shared. It is crucial for the media to have a clear understanding of the historical and social context of Gukurahundi in order to report on it effectively and sensitively.
The programme will feature presentations and discussions led by experts and stakeholders with in-depth knowledge of the Gukurahundi era. This will provide the media with valuable insights and resources to enhance their reporting on this sensitive and complex topic.
The Ministry is committed to fostering open and constructive dialogue with the media on issues of national importance. By engaging with editors and media professionals, the Ministry aims to strengthen partnerships and collaboration in addressing historical and social issues. This outreach programme reflects the Ministry’s dedication to promoting transparency, accountability, and reconciliation in Zimbabwe.
Overall, the Gukurahundi Community Outreach Programme in Bulawayo is an important opportunity to engage with the media and ensure that accurate and informed reporting on the Gukurahundi era is achieved. It is a significant step towards promoting understanding and healing in the country.
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