John Coster

John Coster, Founder of Documentary Media Centre ‘Community of Practice’ | Twitter @DocMediaCentre www.docmediacentre.org

John Coster
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Iran Drone Deal Aims For Afghan Security, Complicates Tajik-Kyrgyz Arms Race
rferl.org - Michael Scollon
Drone warfare benefits from stealth, unpredictability, and the ability to send a targeted message without open military involvement. Similar, it …
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AU: Focus on Root Causes of Conflict, Political Instability
hrw.org
(Nairobi) – African Union (AU) member countries should use their upcoming summit to commit to addressing human rights issues underlying armed …
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Jihadists kill dozens in Nigeria's northeastern state of Borno
France 24 - NEWS WIRES
At least 50 people were killed by militants on Sunday around the town of Rann in Nigeria's Borno state, in the country's northeastern tip near the border with Cameroon, witnesses told Reuters by phone on Monday. Since 2009, Nigeria's northeast and Borno state in particular have been the centre of an …
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Twitter reacts to how Tik Tok is changing the music industry
Tone Deaf - Ross Cutsforth
Twitter is trending on how Tik Tok, Byte Dance, and record labels are changing the music industry with big artists chiming in. Big names such as TDE …
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Gida Is the New Journal Dedicated to African Creatives
VOGUE.COM - Vincent Desmond
Putting together the first issue of her journal Gida came naturally to stylist and creative director Momo Hassan-Odukale. Having worked as a stylist and creative director for the last four years and launching her own eponymous full-service creative house, Hassan-Odukale was able to use the new …
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Mozambique insurgency: Why 24 countries have sent troops
bbc.co.uk - By Joseph Hanlon
At least 24 countries have sent soldiers to support Mozambique in its fight against insurgents in northern Cabo Delgado province. The discovery of 7,000 "ghost soldiers" in the ranks of a poorly paid and badly trained army underline why Mozambique needs help. The Carta de Moçambique daily newspaper …