Jackie Christie
Senior Production Manager, Kenya and Somalia, Jackie has worked in Kenya for the past six years. Her experience includes working with a number of UN agencies, developing humanitarian reporting networks for IRIN in Uganda, using media to drive local economic development for ILO Somalia and Nepal, and most recently, supporting journalists reporting on the emerging extractive sectors in Ghana and Uganda for the Revenue Watch Institute.
Blog posts in total 11
Posts
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Stand up and be heard
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A true partnership
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Terms of engagement in extreme times
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³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Sema Kenya takes a bow
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A radio drama with youth appeal for Somalia
Three writers, four episodes, ten days: how Somalia’s first interactive radio drama was born.Â
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Improving accountability in Kenya
As Kenya’s TV and radio debate programme Sema Kenya returns for its third season, new research explores the show’s role in Kenya’s latest elections – and identifies its positive effect, says production manager Jackie Christie.
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Sema Kenya: season two's highlights
Special moments from the latest series of Kenya’s TV and radio debate show, Sema Kenya (Kenya Speaks).
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Speaking the same language?
³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action's Jackie Christie in Nairobi on how the production team of Kenya’s TV and radio debate programme cast panellists for a recent special episode – and discovered Kiswahili isn’t everyone’s language of choice.
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Sema Kenya: responding to Westgate
³ÉÈËÂÛ̳ Media Action’s Jackie Christie on how the team of Kenya’s TV and debate show Sema Kenya is reacting to the attack by suspected al-Shabab militants on the Nairobi shopping centre.
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Sema Kenya on traditions and taboos
Sema Kenya's senior production manager on how the latest episode of Kenya’s TV debate show explored how traditions can both help and hinder development – and put the sensitive issue of FGM/C under the spotlight.
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The road well travelled
In the first in a series of blogs, Sema Kenya’s senior production manager Jackie Christie reflects on why the TV and radio debate show travels far and wide across Kenya.