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It is with immense sadness that Youth With A Mission (YWAM) announces the passing of eleven of its members in a road accident that occurred on Saturday, February 24, near Arusha, Tanzania.
Among the victims was also Blaise Gaitou, a member of FOMECAF's leadership.
Illia Djadi is a human rights expert and strategic analyst with the NGO Open Doors in London. He paints a rather bleak picture of the situation in Sub-Saharan Africa, where terrorism affects coexistence.
En 2023, le Forum des médias chrétiens en Afrique francophone (FOMECAF) se tiendra pour la première fois au Burkina Faso.
Facing the war in West Africa and Western sanctions, the Christian minority in the Sahel region, plagued by jihadists, is praying intensely for peace.
For its fourth edition, the Francophone African Christian Media Forum is addressing the theme “Media & the Generational Divide.” A representative of the Togolese government encouraged these radio stations to use their broadcasts to take on the challenge of providing ethical and moral education to young people.
The Francophone African Christian Media Forum (FOMECAF) and the Radio Réveil Association are jointly awarding the 2023 François SERGY Prize to photographer Koudousse Moustapha of Benin and radio broadcaster Rabiou Hamadou of Niger.
The Francophone African Christian Media Forum (FOMECAF) and the Radio Réveil Association are jointly awarding the 2023 François SERGY Prize to photographer Koudousse Moustapha of Benin and radio broadcaster Rabiou Hamadou of Niger.
The aim of the Lomé meetings is to encourage journalists, presenters, and technicians from Christian radio stations in Francophone Africa. From February 20 to 24, Emmanuel Ziehli, director of Radio R, traveled there to participate in the fifth edition of this seminar. The topic was: "Media: Tools for Peace in a Conflicted World." A look back at this event was featured in "Un R d'Actu" on Radio R.
More than 70 representatives of Christian media outlets from French-speaking Africa will gather at the OCDI in Lomé from February 20 to 24, 2023, with the goal of building their capacity and exchanging ideas as part of the Forum of Christian Media in French-Speaking Africa (FOMECAF). Illia Djadi, a journalist and human rights advocate, will be the keynote speaker at this fifth edition, which is themed “Media: Tools for Peace in a World in Conflict.” Held under the patronage of the Ministry of Communication and Media, the minister, Professor Akodah Ayewouadan, will be the guest of honor at the opening ceremony.
The fourth Lomé meeting was held in the Togolese capital from November 22 to 26. Due to pandemic-related restrictions, about 50 representatives from French-speaking Christian media outlets were able to attend the event in person. Some 500 people logged on to the Internet to follow the event either in part or in its entirety. Olivia Beugre of Côte d’Ivoire provided an update on FOMECAF’s activities during the closing ceremony. Echos.