ANNEX 7

LIST OF POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE TEXTBOOK DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT IN ANGLOPHONE AFRICA

SUBJECT PROPOSED TITLE OF PUBLICATION OBJECTIVE OF PUBLICATION PROPOSED AUTHORS

1. REPORTING 1. Basic Approach to News
Reporting and Interpretation Discuss how to handle issues
and problems in interpretative
reporting and writing. P. Chuba Agba
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Nigeria
Nsukka, Nigeria.

2. News Reporting Discuss fundamentals of
news reporting for Nigerian
readers F.O. Ajoku
Dept. of Mass Comm.
The Polytechnic
Calabar, Nigeria.

3. The Craft of Writing Describe the writer and his
environment and develop-
ment of style. K. Duffour
Ghana Institute of
Journalism
Accra, Ghana.

4. In-depth Reporting Discuss interpretative and
analytic reporting and
writing for magazines. N. Etukudo
Dept. of Mass Comm.
The Polytechnic
Calabar, Nigeria.

5. Newswriting Techniques Describe approaches to
newswriting. M. Kalonga
African Literature
Centre
Kitwe, Zambia.

6. Reporting African Govern-
ments Describe how to gather news
from African government
officials and write it. F.P. Kasoma
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Zambia
Lusaka, Zambia.

7. News Reporting for African
Journalists Discuss basic and advanced
news reporting techniques
for African journalists. I.E. Nwosu
Dept. of Mass Comm.
ASUTECH, Enugu,
Nigeria.

8. Writing for Nigerian Media Discuss how to deal with
common problems in
Nigerian media. C. Onunkwo
Dept. of Mass Comm.
Bayero University
Kano, Nigeria.

9. Reporting Describe newsgathering and
news writing techniques. P.B. Shija
TSJ
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania

10. Newswriting Describe how to select
news items and write
news stories. School of Journalism
University of Nairobi
Kenya.

2. EDITING 11. Editing a Community
Newspaper Describe how to edit a
community newspaper. S.O. Idemili
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Nigeria
Nsukka, Nigeria.

12. Headline Writing Describe how to write head-
lines. M. Kalonga
African Literature
Centre
Kitwe, Zambia.

13. Editing Describe process of editing
news and making layouts. A. Ngaiza
TSJ
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

3. FEATURE
WRITING 14. Feature Writing Provide basic information
on feature writing. F. Tembo
African Literature
Centre
Kitwe, Zambia.

4. PHOTO-
JOURNALISM 15. Photojournalism Describe how to take
pictures for national media
and how to produce
photo-features. E. Friedlander
TSJ
Dar es Salaam,
Tanzania.

5. BROADCAST
JOURNALISM 16. Film, video and Television
in Africa E.K. Abebrese
NAFTI, Accra
Ghana.

17. Development of Broad-
casting in Nigeria Present a detailed review
of the origins, growth and
challenges of broadcasting
in Nigeria. J.A. Adejummobi
Dept. of Mass Comm.
The Polytechnic
Ibadan, Nigeria.

18. Radio and Television
Broadcasting Discuss basic techniques of
broadcast writing and
management of broadcast
media. T.A. Durojaiye
Dept. of Mass Comm.
Ogun State Polytechnic
Nigeria.

19. Broadcasting Discuss the role of television
in education in Nigeria. N.J. Igbwedion
Auchi Polytechnic
Auchi, Nigeria.

20. Mike and Men Discuss the tecniques of
broadcast writing. W. Kobbah-Wureh
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Liberia
Monrovia, Liberia.

21. Film and Television
in Africa Martin Loh
NAFTI, Accra
Ghana.

22. The Broadcast Journalist Describe basic principles
and practices in reporting
for radio and television. Grace Machayo
KIMC
Nairobi, Kenya.

23. Broadcasting in Tanzania:
A Case Study Describe broadcasting system
in Tanzania between 1951
and 1984. S. Mwaffisi
TIJ
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania.

24. News Reporting for
Broadcast Describe how to report
news in the African context
for radio and television. M. Sichalwe
ZIMCO
Lusaka, Zambia.

6. PUBLIC
RELATIONS 25. Public Relations Discuss public relations
practises in industry and
non-profit organizations. S.O. Idemili
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Nigeria
Nsukka, Nigeria.

26. Press Relations and Public
Relations Discuss how press people
and public relations should
work together. E.S.K. Lyimo

27. Public Relations in Kenya Discuss public relations
problems in Kenya. Absalom Mutere
School of Journalism
Nairobi, Kenya.

7. HISTORY OF
MASS
COMMUNICATION 28. The Press in East Africa Describe development of the
press in East Africa. Deogratias Binamungu
Nyengesi Social
Training Institute
Tanzania.

29. Development of Mass Media
in Africa Trace the historical develop-
ment of radio, television
and press in Africa. David Newton
GIJ, Accra
Ghana.

30. History of the Nigerian Media M.O. Odebade and
E.J. Umunnakwe
National Institute of
Public Information
Kaduna, Nigeria.

8. MEDIA LAW 31. Media Law in Eastern and
Southern Anglophone Africa Describe the basic law for
journalists in the Eastern
and Southern African
Anglophone region. Francis P. Kasoma (ed.)
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Zambia
Lusaka, Zambia.

32. Guide to Nigerian
Mass Media Law Examine mass media laws
in Nigeria. D. Ogunnade
Dept. of Mass Comm.
UNILAG, Lagos
Nigeria.

33. Government and Public
Information Discuss and suggest public
information order for Nigeria
and other African countries. S.P. Eze
National Institute of
Public Information
Kaduna, Nigeria.

9.THEORIES OF
MASS
COMMUNICATION 34. Fundamentals of
Communication Examine communication
theory from an African
perspective. A.B. Folarin
Dept. of Language
and. Comm. Arts
University of Ibadan
Ibadan, Nigeria.

35. Introduction to
Communication U. Jimala
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Maiduguri
Nigeria.

36. Study Points in Mass
Communication Discuss mass communication
n Africa. W. Kigotho
KIMC
Nairobi, Kenya.

37. Issues in Mass
Communication Collection of articles by
students of the School
of Journalism, University
of Nairobi. J. Mbindyo (ed.)
School of Journalism
University of Nairobi
Nairobi, Kenya.

10. RESEARCH IN
MASS
COMMUNICATION 38. Social Research and Third
World Realities Discuss problems facing
social researchers in the
Third Word. K. Bosompra
S.C.S.
University of Ghana
Legon, Ghana.

39. Communication Research
in Africa I. Obeng-Quaidoo
S.C.S.
University of Ghana
Legon, Ghana.

11. DEVELOPMENT
COMMUNICATION 40. Communication Technologies
and Development in African
Societies Examine and analyse the
impact of communication
technologies in African
societies. S.T.K. Boafo
S.C.S.
University of Ghana
Legon, Ghana.

41. Rural Press Training Manual Describe how to set up and
run a rural newspaper. Francis P. Kasoma,
Dept. of Mass Comm.
University of Zambia
Lusaka, Zambia.

42. Rural Press in Tanzania Discuss development of the
rural press in Tanzania
as a tool of development. Anthony Ngaiza
TSJ
Dar es Salaam
Tanzania.

43. Television in Education
and Training C. Umeh
Dept. of Liberal Arts
and Mass Comm.
The Federal Polytechnic
Bida, Nigeria.

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SUBJECT	PROPOSED TITLE OF PUBLICATION	OBJECTIVE OF PUBLICATION	PROPOSED AUTHORS
1. REPORTING	1. Basic Approach to News Reporting and Interpretation	Discuss how to handle issues and problems in interpretative reporting and writing.	P. Chuba Agba Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria.
	2. News Reporting	Discuss fundamentals of news reporting for Nigerian readers	F.O. Ajoku Dept. of Mass Comm. The Polytechnic Calabar, Nigeria.
	3. The Craft of Writing	Describe the writer and his environment and develop- ment of style.	K. Duffour Ghana Institute of Journalism Accra, Ghana.
	4. In-depth Reporting	Discuss interpretative and analytic reporting and writing for magazines.	N. Etukudo Dept. of Mass Comm. The Polytechnic Calabar, Nigeria.
	5. Newswriting Techniques	Describe approaches to newswriting.	M. Kalonga African Literature Centre Kitwe, Zambia.
	6. Reporting African Govern- ments	Describe how to gather news from African government officials and write it.	F.P. Kasoma Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Zambia Lusaka, Zambia.
	7. News Reporting for African Journalists	Discuss basic and advanced news reporting techniques for African journalists.	I.E. Nwosu Dept. of Mass Comm. ASUTECH, Enugu, Nigeria.
	8. Writing for Nigerian Media	Discuss how to deal with common problems in Nigerian media.	C. Onunkwo Dept. of Mass Comm. Bayero University Kano, Nigeria.
	9. Reporting	Describe newsgathering and news writing techniques.	P.B. Shija TSJ Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
	10. Newswriting	Describe how to select news items and write news stories.	School of Journalism University of Nairobi Kenya.
2. EDITING	11. Editing a Community Newspaper	Describe how to edit a community newspaper.	S.O. Idemili Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria.
	12. Headline Writing	Describe how to write head- lines.	M. Kalonga African Literature Centre Kitwe, Zambia.
	13. Editing	Describe process of editing news and making layouts.	A. Ngaiza TSJ Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
3. FEATURE WRITING	14. Feature Writing	Provide basic information on feature writing.	F. Tembo African Literature Centre Kitwe, Zambia.
4. PHOTO- JOURNALISM	15. Photojournalism	Describe how to take pictures for national media and how to produce photo-features.	E. Friedlander TSJ Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
5. BROADCAST JOURNALISM	16. Film, video and Television in Africa		E.K. Abebrese NAFTI, Accra Ghana.
	17. Development of Broad- casting in Nigeria	Present a detailed review of the origins, growth and challenges of broadcasting in Nigeria.	J.A. Adejummobi Dept. of Mass Comm. The Polytechnic Ibadan, Nigeria.
	18. Radio and Television Broadcasting	Discuss basic techniques of broadcast writing and management of broadcast media.	T.A. Durojaiye Dept. of Mass Comm. Ogun State Polytechnic Nigeria.
	19. Broadcasting	Discuss the role of television in education in Nigeria.	N.J. Igbwedion Auchi Polytechnic Auchi, Nigeria.
	20. Mike and Men	Discuss the tecniques of broadcast writing.	W. Kobbah-Wureh Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Liberia Monrovia, Liberia.
	21. Film and Television in Africa		Martin Loh NAFTI, Accra Ghana.
	22. The Broadcast Journalist	Describe basic principles and practices in reporting for radio and television.	Grace Machayo KIMC Nairobi, Kenya.
	23. Broadcasting in Tanzania: A Case Study	Describe broadcasting system in Tanzania between 1951 and 1984.	S. Mwaffisi TIJ Dar es Salaam Tanzania.
	24. News Reporting for Broadcast	Describe how to report news in the African context for radio and television.	M. Sichalwe ZIMCO Lusaka, Zambia.
6. PUBLIC RELATIONS	25. Public Relations	Discuss public relations practises in industry and non-profit organizations.	S.O. Idemili Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Nigeria Nsukka, Nigeria.
	26. Press Relations and Public Relations	Discuss how press people and public relations should work together.	E.S.K. Lyimo
	27. Public Relations in Kenya	Discuss public relations problems in Kenya.	Absalom Mutere School of Journalism Nairobi, Kenya.
7. HISTORY OF MASS COMMUNICATION	28. The Press in East Africa	Describe development of the press in East Africa.	Deogratias Binamungu Nyengesi Social Training Institute Tanzania.
	29. Development of Mass Media in Africa	Trace the historical develop- ment of radio, television and press in Africa.	David Newton GIJ, Accra Ghana.
	30. History of the Nigerian Media		M.O. Odebade and E.J. Umunnakwe National Institute of Public Information Kaduna, Nigeria.
8. MEDIA LAW	31. Media Law in Eastern and Southern Anglophone Africa	Describe the basic law for journalists in the Eastern and Southern African Anglophone region.	Francis P. Kasoma (ed.) Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Zambia Lusaka, Zambia.
	32. Guide to Nigerian Mass Media Law	Examine mass media laws in Nigeria.	D. Ogunnade Dept. of Mass Comm. UNILAG, Lagos Nigeria.
	33. Government and Public Information	Discuss and suggest public information order for Nigeria and other African countries.	S.P. Eze National Institute of Public Information Kaduna, Nigeria.
9.THEORIES OF MASS COMMUNICATION	34. Fundamentals of Communication	Examine communication theory from an African perspective.	A.B. Folarin Dept. of Language and. Comm. Arts University of Ibadan Ibadan, Nigeria.
	35. Introduction to Communication		U. Jimala Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Maiduguri Nigeria.
	36. Study Points in Mass Communication	Discuss mass communication n Africa.	W. Kigotho KIMC Nairobi, Kenya.
	37. Issues in Mass Communication	Collection of articles by students of the School of Journalism, University of Nairobi.	J. Mbindyo (ed.) School of Journalism University of Nairobi Nairobi, Kenya.
10. RESEARCH IN MASS COMMUNICATION	38. Social Research and Third World Realities	Discuss problems facing social researchers in the Third Word.	K. Bosompra S.C.S. University of Ghana Legon, Ghana.
10. RESEARCH IN MASS COMMUNICATION	39. Communication Research in Africa		I. Obeng-Quaidoo S.C.S. University of Ghana Legon, Ghana.
11. DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION	40. Communication Technologies and Development in African Societies	Examine and analyse the impact of communication technologies in African societies.	S.T.K. Boafo S.C.S. University of Ghana Legon, Ghana.
	41. Rural Press Training Manual	Describe how to set up and run a rural newspaper.	Francis P. Kasoma, Dept. of Mass Comm. University of Zambia Lusaka, Zambia.
	42. Rural Press in Tanzania	Discuss development of the rural press in Tanzania as a tool of development.	Anthony Ngaiza TSJ Dar es Salaam Tanzania.
	43. Television in Education and Training		C. Umeh Dept. of Liberal Arts and Mass Comm. The Federal Polytechnic Bida, Nigeria.