No to war, yes to peace Series 5 – Sudanese media and peacebuilding.. – ✍️ Muhammad Qur Hamid
✍️ I can admit that the Sudanese media (audio, printed and visual)… have been able to play their role in highlighting the threats weighing on the pillars of national unity of a Sudan which is racing towards 'abyss..
Contrary to what one would not expect when looking at the media in our neighboring Arab-African environment… the Arab press in some countries and its media, broadcast and audiovisual organs have been trained by academic institutions that do not didn't care much. with the development media and their role in political construction… in its overall vision of the war in Sudan… perhaps we regret that its media, using media theories, put themselves in the role of political organizations, which themselves lack transparency and support for political discourse. Thus, the Arab and African press has collapsed into the oyster of its terrible silence. If Sudanese radio and television stations and Sudanese journalists have managed to break
The oyster of silence of the political development media… By publishing a mass media discourse, the Sudanese media institution has removed the problem of public opinion from the orbit of calcified theories and dissidents from certain political circles who bind the interest of the people to the extent of their perceptions and their limited ideological agreement…
I believe it is time to establish higher values for media theory in its public discourse, so that it rises to the level of discussion of a complex history that could play a negative role in shifting civilization Sudanese.
Perhaps it will represent the war in Sudan, whose war media managed to convey correct information, rather than relying on rumor as a theory among the media's public opinion theories.
Perhaps the success of the military media institution will significantly change the theories of (public opinion) approach and its formation as a theory taught in Sudanese universities.
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