Accredited media at ADB Pre-Annual Virtual Press Conference

19 May 2011 17:40 Africa/Lagos


List of accredited media and organizations for the African Development Bank Pre-Annual Meetings Virtual Press Conference
held on Thursday, 19 May from 3 – 4 p.m. in Tunis.

TUNIS, May 19, 2011/African Press Organization (APO)/ -- List of accredited media and organizations for the African Development Bank Pre-Annual Meetings Virtual Press Conference held on Thursday, 19 May from 3 – 4 p.m. in Tunis.

MEDIAS :


1. Africa Investor - South Africa

2. Africa24 TV - France

3. Africable Television - Mali

4. African Press Agency (APA) - Senegal

5. AfricaNews - DR Congo

6. Afrique Education - France

7. Agence France Presse (AFP) - France

8. Alahdath Newspaper - Sudan

9. AllAfrica - Senegal

10. Altayar Newspaper - Sudan

11. Alternative – Niger

12. Arbollé FM Radio - Burkina Faso

13. BBC Afrique - Senegal

14. BBC World Service - Nigeria

15. BBC World Service - United Kingdom (2 applications)

16. BBN FM93 - Sierra Leone

17. Bob Maijrioghene Communications - Nigeria

18. Bukedde Newspaper - Uganda

19. Business Daily - Kenya

20. Business in Ghana - Ghana

21. Carol Pineau (Freelance) - United States

22. Channel Africa SABC - South Africa

23. Daily News - Tanzania

24. Daily Telegraph - South Africa

25. Dow Jones Newswires - South Africa (2 applications)

26. East African Business Week - Uganda

27. Ethiopia News Agency (ENA) - Ethiopia

28. Express FM - Tunisia

29. Express FM - Tunisia

30. Farm Radio International - Tanzania

31. Freetown Television Network - Sierra Leone

32. Fréquence Teranga FM - Senegal

33. Ghana Business & Finance - Ghana

34. Ghanaoilonline.org - Ghana

35. Hadron Media - United Kingdom

36. Hakaek Newspaper - Tunisia

37. Hiiraan Online - Somalia

38. Independant Pressphoto Agency (IPA) - Kenya

39. Indicateur du Renouveau - Mali

40. Jeune Afrique - France (2 applications)

41. Joy FM - Ghana (2 applications)

42. Kagadi Kibaale Community Radio - Uganda

43. Laconscience.com - France

44. Le Patriote - Togo

45. Le Quotidien - Senegal

46. Les Afriques - Maroc

47. Les Echos - France

48. L'Express Journal - Tunisia

49. L'Indépendant - Mali

50. L'Objectif - DR Congo

51. Look-out.tv - Italy

52. LUSA - Portuguese News Agency - Portugal (2 applications)

53. Malagasy Press Board - Madagascar

54. Media24 - South Africa

55. MultimediaKom - Comoros

56. Nation Media Group - Kenya (2 applications)

57. Nation Publications Limited - Malawi

58. Next Newspaper - Nigeria

59. North Africa Journal - Canada

60. Pamuzinda Productions - South Africa

61. People TV - France

62. Presse Jeune - Cameroon

63. Prime Radio - Uganda

64. Public Agenda - Ghana

65. Pyramides Magazine - United Kingdom

66. Radio Alternative Voice for Gambians - Gambia

67. Radio Management Service - Uganda

68. Radio Nationale Malagasy (RNM) - Madagascar

69. Radio Simba - Uganda

70. Radio Television Nationale Congolaise - DR Congo

71. Radio Tygerberg - South Africa

72. Radio West-vision Group - Uganda

73. Rema FM - Burundi

74. SABC News - South Africa

75. Sayare Radio and Television - Kenya

76. Skyy Digital Televion Ghana - Ghana

77. Spyghana.com - Ghana

78. Sudannews Agency - Sudan

79. Sunni Said Salah (Freelance) - Somalia

80. Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation - Tanzania

81. Tanzania Standard Newspapers - Tanzania

82. Television de la Guinée-Bissau - Guinea-bissau

83. The 1% Solution - United States

84. The Chronicle - Ghana

85. The East African - Kenya

86. The Patriotic Vanguard - United States

87. The Post - Zambia

88. The Sun Publishing - Nigeria

89. Thomson Reuters - United Kingdom

90. Tia Tanindrazana - Madagascar

91. Ubiznews - France (2 applications)

92. Uganda Broadcasting Corporation - Uganda

93. Vision Media Group - Uganda

94. Voice of Africa - Uganda

95. Voice of Toro - Uganda

96. www.leredacteurlibre.info - Togo

97. www.moov.mg - Madagascar (2 applications)



ORGANISATIONS :


1. Africa Practice - United Kingdom

2. African Union/United Nations Hybrid operation in Darfur (UNAMID) - Sudan

3. Bureau of Public Enterprises - Nigeria

4. DS Development - France

5. ECOWAS Commission - Nigeria

6. Inflex Africa Technologies LTD. - Kenya

7. International Federation of Red Cross - South Africa

8. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) - Kenya

9. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) - South Africa

10. Lake Victoria Fisheries Organization – Uganda

11. Nepad Agency – South Africa

12. Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights - Guinea Conakry

13. Tamani Communication - Mali

14. United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) – Guinea

15. United Nations of International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) - Tanzania

16. World Food Programme – Italy

Source: African Press Organization (APO)

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