The National Communication Council (CNC) has launched the 5th edition of its CNC Cafes initiative in Douala, bringing together journalists and media professionals to discuss pressing issues in the industry. The event, which took place on April 28 and 29, 2025, is themed around key topics that shape the media landscape.
Key Themes
– *Professional Moderation of Audiovisual Debates*: Experts will deliberate on best practices for moderating audiovisual debates, ensuring that discussions remain informative, respectful, and engaging.
– *Combating Hate Speech in the Media*: The fight against hate speech in the media will be a major focus, with discussions centred on strategies to promote responsible journalism and protect vulnerable groups.
– *Tackling Disinformation on Social Networks*: The spread of disinformation on social media platforms will be addressed, with a focus on fact-checking, verification, and media literacy.
*Expert Insights*
Renowned experts, including Serge Ngando Ntone, Pr. Daniel Anicet Noah, Pr. Kingsley Ngange, and Jean Lambert Nang, will share their insights and experiences on these critical topics. Their presentations will provide valuable guidance for media professionals seeking to improve their craft and contribute to a more informed public discourse.
*Promoting Media Excellence*
The CNC Cafes initiative is a testament to the CNC’s commitment to promoting media excellence and responsible journalism in Cameroon. By bringing together media stakeholders, the event aims to foster a culture of professionalism, ethics, and accountability in the industry.
By Gerald Ngeh.
