Resources and frameworks for media development, featuring insights from professional workshops on leadership, soft skills, and institutional capacity building for modern newsrooms.
Traditional media has always played a vital role in informing, educating, and inspiring audiences. But with the rise of new media and ever-changing algorithms, media professionals need to upskill themselves to stay relevant. I’m excited to share that AIBD recently…
Sending immense gratitude to the Ministry of Information and the esteemed Union Information Minister Maung Maung Ohn for hosting an exceptional workshop on Streaming Technology and Content Strategy in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar. Over 60 media practitioners from broadcasting organizations…
I am truly honoured and Thankful to DTM Huei Ying Lim, Division P Director for District 51 Toastmasters, for engaging me to conduct a Mentoring Session for newly elected Vice Presidents Education of Division P-clubs on how to be an…
Happy International Women’s Day! “Breaking barriers and building a stronger future for women in cybersecurity and media! As we kick off the Training Workshop on Cybersecurity Reporting for Female Journalists, we are reminded of the significant gender gap in both…
Disinformation is not only a media problem. It is a trust problem, a leadership problem, and a civic responsibility. I had the honour of speaking at the 19th Melaka International Youth Dialogue in Melaka, hosted by the World Assembly of…
When I pause to reflect on my path as a broadcaster, I am struck by both the distance traveled and the depth of learning embedded in every step. In a recent conversation with Muhammad Siddique, I shared these reflections—not as…
Advancing the Sustainable Development Goals through media requires more than good intentions. It requires policy thinking, editorial discipline, development literacy, and a serious commitment to how stories are framed, distributed, and understood by the public. Media has a powerful role…
There are two ways to share knowledge. One is to push information outward and hope people pay attention. The stronger approach is to draw people into a story that moves across platforms, formats, and audience touchpoints with purpose. That is…
