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French independent director and CFI expert Charles Dubois will be in Hanoi from 22 to 30 April 2013, tasked with advising journalists on its editorial team how to prepare, present and produce the news programme.

To mark World Malaria Day, commemorated on 25 April, CFI is making a special set of programmes available to its TV partners.

Great Lakes Waves is a network of radio journalists in several central African countries, founded further to an initiative of Panos Paris. This NGO has called on CFI for support in training its correspondents.

After attending the Maarifa Lab animation workshop held in Valence in October 2012, three directors of Moroccan and Syrian origin participated in the 12th edition of the Meknes International Festival for Animation Films (FICAM).

RTG called on CFI for support with brainstorming the corporation's new strategy.

Several flagship programmes broadcast by the ORTB, Benin's national public TV channel, recently benefited from a CFI advice and skills transfer initiative.

The Mauritanian authorities have been issued with the practical guide to the digital switchover in sub-Saharan Africa.

CFI and the association Project’Heurts are launching a call for projects for Côté Courts (On the Short Side) 2013, a workshop comprising three 1-week sessions focussing on screenplay writing.

The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) aims to improve mutual understanding and cooperation among societies and communities of different cultures and religions. Its fifth forum, attended by 1,400 persons, was held on 27 and 28 February 2013 in Vienna.

Kwasha Good morning Zambia (literally “Morning is breaking”) is a flagship talk show at the ZNBC (Zambian National Broadcasting Corporation).