Winston Mano is a Professor/Course Director at the University of Westminster and a member of the top rated Communication and Media Research Institute (CAMRI).
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Tonight — Friday, 14 November 2025, from 6–8pm — marks the London launch of the new book by Conrad Mwanza Snr, founder and CEO of the Zimbabwe Achievers Award (ZAA). #CAMRIAfricaSeries at 309 Regent Street, University of Westminster. Register here: tinyurl.com/7wnjyufe
Join us as we host Dr. Bunmi Oyinsan at the CAMRI Africa Media Series to discuss her new novel, A Ladder of Bones (2025). Date: 20 September 2025, University of Westminster, London. W1B 2HW Admission: Free (Register on Eventbrite bit.ly/47L7JeS): rebrand.ly/62dlmz4
New Book Alert!
I'm delighted to announce the official publication of my new book, "African Media and Communication: Foundational Conversations", jointly with Professor Viola Candice Milton! 🎉 It is now available for order in hardcopy and on Kindle since 17 Jan 25
Final meeting for 2024 done: Thank you Libyans #reconciliation# #peacedialogue #universityofbenghazi #university of Westminster #CAMRI #Afrokology
Thrilled to announce “African Media and Communication: Foundational Conversations", our new book with Professor Viola Candice Milton! 🎉 This new book, out on 24 December 2024. More details here: routledge.com/African-Media-… #Afrokology #University of Westminster #CAMRI
Yesterday I had a captivating meeting with the UK’s top representative in Zimbabwe, Ambassador Pete Volves. He greeted me in Shona! We discussed UK’s Chevening media training for Africa recently hosted by the University of Westminster. #CAMFF #UoW #Chevening #FCDO #CAMRI
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We're sad to hear Greg Philo - a long-time Pluto author -has died. Greg did amazing work on exposing media bias, especially around Israel / Palestine. In respect to this legacy, we're making his book 'More Bad News From Israel' free to download this week. plutobooks.com/9781783710751…
Zimbabwe@44: Perspectives from the Diaspora/Speakers: Dr Brighton Chireka, Portia Khumalo, Nkosinathi Zvimba, Christine Luigi, Cde Marshall Gore, Rufaro Kaseke, Zeb Manatse, Ethel Tambudzai/Date: 18 April 2024, from 5-8pm. Get your tickets for free here: lnkd.in/eQ9VZmtF
What is it like being a young African person in the diaspora?
To answer this question we interviewed 18–28-year-old Africans from the USA, UK and France. Participants were either first or second-generation diasporans who were born in the diaspora africanofilter.org/our-resea…
You are invited to an event organised by the CAMRI Africa Media Series, University of Westminster , Tuesday 31 October at 309 Regent Street, W1B 2HW, London: 5-7pm
#popular Africa music #mobile phone users in South Africa #Covid_19 media user responses to misinformation needs #TV in Ghana #Gender imbalance in pop music @JAMS Discover platform which lists our online first publications: intellectdiscover.com/conten… @IntellectBooks @UoW_CAMRI
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Today we celebrate Johnson Mayamba, who is scaling heights as a human rights journalist. Seeing that @CheveningFCDO helped you build a global network of experts is proof of the benefits of the Chevening scholarship.
#CheveningAt40
#ChooseChevening
Who owns the media remains a significant topic. I’m pleased to share a few ideas on media ownership in Africa from an interview with Houmi Ahmed-Mikidache of Era Environnement SARL, a multimedia company based in Comoros Islands: shorturl.at/psW79
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Congratulations to one of Zimbabwe’s leading media scholars, Dr Winston Mano who is now a full Professor at the University of Westminster in London England.
Prof Mano has helped so many media scholars and journalists with post-grad studies in the UK and abroad.
Well done my brother, you inspire the young to be resourceful and hardworking.
Pamberi nekudzidza, kurava mabhuku nefundo!
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