radio

Jocelyn Grange, a media consultant working for IREX in Chad, writes about two community radio stations and the dedicated journalists who keep them running in spite of limited resources.  

From the comfort of a multi-platform, 24/7 information world, it is worth considering what people are doing to get any news out at all in places such as Moundou and Sarh, Chad. Radio Kar Ruba in

I visited Nepal recently to learn more about local governance and civil society in order to assess the development context and possible opportunities for IREX. While relatively stable since a 2006 peace agreement, the country has many political tests ahead: passing a new constitution, reintegrating former Maoist combatants, and addressing widespread corruption, among others.