Sinduhije, Alexis2022-03-161998-07Sinduhije, Alexis. "IJAMBO: “Speaking Truth” Amidst Genocide." Shorenstein Center Discussion Paper Series 1998.D-30, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, July 1998.https://nrs.harvard.edu/URN-3:HUL.INSTREPOS:37371068In the fall of 1997, Alexis was invited to Harvard as a Shorenstein Fellow, to reflect on his experience and its implications for the scores of other conflict-ridden regions of the world, where local journalism is ultimately called upon at its best to do more than simply “report the news” as if covering a city hall meeting in a nation at peace. There are no simple answers at the end, but Alexis does leave us with a set of questions— about journalism’s role in a changing Africa, and the potential aid Western governments, foundations, and news organizations could give in helping the continent enter a new century with new hopes. Whether those hopes will be fulfilled—or dashed once again—remains the most profound, and arresting, question we as Alexis’s readers must ultimately help answer.en-USIJAMBO: “Speaking Truth” Amidst GenocideResearch Paper or Report2022-03-16