Date
Oct 9 – 11
Date
Oct 9 – 11
Venue
Accra, Ghana
The West Africa Media Excellence Conference and Awards (WAMECA) is an initiative by the Media Foundation for West Africa to promote media excellence in the sub-region.
The conference brings together experts in various media, governance, and democracy-related fields for discussion on media development and good governance challenges across the African continent.
The Awards, on the other hand, are to reward and inspire journalism excellence in West Africa as well as honour West African journalists who have produced compelling works which have had significant impact on society.
Journalism and Digital Public Infrastructure in Africa
400+
Participants in 10 Years
1,200+
Journalists Engaged in 10 Years
700+
Civil Society Participants
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Enjoy a delicious lunch while networking with fellow attendees and exchanging ideas and experiences in the journalism and media industry.
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Enjoy a final networking lunch break, discussing the panel discussion and sharing your thoughts on the event so far.
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