Author: Abdishakur Mohamud
Orientation Training on Role of Media on Elections-Berbera
SOLJA successfully completed two days workshop scheduled 1-2 August 2017 in Berbera city. The workshop topic was ”Orientation training on role of media on Electoral process and supported by UNSOM. This workshop is intended to prepare journalists capacity to carry out journalism activities that constitute free and fair election occurrence of Somaliland, During the Workshop journalists […]
Read moreMultimedia Training offered by DW Academy & SOLJA
On Saturday 1 July 2017 DW Akademie teams have arrived in Hargeisa, the capital city of Somaliland in their first visit to conduct an interactive workshop and skill development training for local journalists in partnership with SOLJA. Last week, a group of 15 Somaliland journalists took part in a training on how to cover the […]
Read moreSOLJA Conducted Journalists and religious Leaders’ Second Meeting
Hargeisa-SOLJA, Somaliland Journalists Association, with support of Al-Bashiir and Ministry of Presidency of Somaliland Conducted the Second Meeting of Somaliland Journalists and religious Leaders. This event was held at Maansoor Hotel in Hargeisa and was attended by at least 150 Journalists. During the two day meeting, religious leaders have presented lectures on principles of Islamic […]
Read moreTERMS OF REFERENCE FOR INSTITUTIONAL AUDIT FY 2016-2017 FOR SOLJA
INVITATION TO TENDER FOR AUDIT SERVICES THE ENTITY (Somaliland Journalists Association) is registered as a branch office under the Somaliland NGO ACT, with a Compliance Certificate issued in March 2017. SOLJA was set up to enhance media freedom, improve media environment for Somaliland journalists, stand for journalist rights and protection. CONDITIONS OF ENGAGEMENT Term of […]
Read moreSOLJA Conducted Celebration Event on World Press Freedom Day
Kindly find a small snapshot report with Pictures! on today’s World Press Freedom Day ceremony conducted by SOLJA. SOLJA is very keen to keep on striving to create an enabling environment for them to practice their journalism work without intervention. Have a look the Theme of the year and how SOLJA Localized plus penal […]
Read moreHighlighted report on the press law reform and current press-law 27/2004 implementation and adaptation
Somaliland Journalist Association (SOLJA) is engaging constant and restless advocacies and has been working hard on the improvement of media legal and regulatory framework. Although there is a high degree of freedom of expression in Somaliland, there have been numerous attempts of suppression of private media and its operations by Somaliland authorities The journalists are […]
Read moreSOLJA and UNICEF have Conducted Training on Child rights for Somaliland Journalists
Somaliland Journalists Association SOLJA in partnership UNICEF have trained 30 journalists on Child rights in Somaliland, that training was held at Maansoor Hotel Hargeisa. Meanwhile, 3 day’s training on child rights covered, Convention for Child rights, guidelines of working with Children and other important topics for journalists in working and improving the rights of children. […]
Read moreBrief Report on Press Card for Somaliland Journalists
Journalists Feedback: Case Study: 2 Female journalists who secured their press Card. Left (Zamzam) R(Hamda). Both works for Waaberi Tv, Local private Tv based in Hargeisa. “A Press Pass is a journalist’s most precious possession, a ticket to enter any major event or show without being interrogated at the gate both government institutions and Hotels […]
Read moreSOLJA Launches Project for Professional skill development for Somaliland Journalists and Media Houses
On 13th March 2017, Somaliland Journalist Association were launched a Project for professional Development For Somaliland Journalists and Media Houses, Under the SSG (Strengthening Somali Governance) funded by USAID through Chemonics international. This professional training development was held Safari Hotel and will continue a 12 days consecutive for a five different content trainings including Press […]
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