AU Monitor Daily Launched!
During the African Union Summit in Ethiopia, Afroflag Youth Vision and the AU Monitor initiative of Fahamu collaborated, with the support of TrustAfrica, to train ten journalists from across Africa on the African Union and its organs. These journalists broke new ground in producing a Daily newspaper in three languages, English, French and Amharic, during the summit. A thousand copies of seven issues of the AU Monitor Daily were circulated widely to policy-makers, civil society and citizens.
Download issues of the AU Monitor Daily:
AU_Monitor_Daily_2_2_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_1_2_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_31_1_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_28_1_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_26_1_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_25_1_2008.pdf
AU_Monitor_Daily_24_1_2008.pdf
The AU Monitor would like to thank Bete Dan, Bethlehem Kiros, Elizabeth Mengistu, Ephrem Melaku, Eyob Balcha, Gerard Guedegbe, Hallelujah Lulie, Hatina Shambamuto, Nebiyu Yonas, Rehema Kahurananga, Stella Chege, Yazeed Kamaldien and Yves Niyiragira for the energy and commitment that made the AU Monitor Daily possible.
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