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Nausheena Mahomed is a journalist based in Johannesburg, Her career as a broadcast Journalist spans 13 years. She is well known for her time at eNCA, Channel Africa, Joburg today.tv. She has worked in radio and television broadcasting. Her experience as a broadcast journalist includes recording audio packages, documentary shows, and news inserts. She is available to produce for both radio, television and digital online reporting. Contact her also for Television broadcast news inserts, features, and mini-documentaries. Nausheena is available to conduct interviews, and produce packages of the highest quality on-demand and by direct proposals for story ideas, should you run out of them! She is available to produce content on a variety of subjects too, beyond the news! Please note that Live on camera and live crossing assignments are subject to availability.
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From Johannesburg to Jerusalem
The article reflects on the impact of the U.S. Embassy move to Jerusalem on the author's life as a South African journalist and peace activist. It discusses the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the role of religion and spirituality in conflict resolution, and the importance of respecting religious sites. The author shares personal experiences of hate speech and the need for empathy and love among different faiths. The article also highlights the author's online campaign 'Give Peace A Chance' and the potential for peaceful co-existence, drawing parallels with South Africa's journey of reconciliation post-apartheid. It concludes with a call for a fair compromise on Jerusalem and the need to address hate speech to prevent violence.
Should we boycott the PA?
The article discusses the complexities of the Israel-Palestine conflict and the impact it has on Jewish-Muslim relations globally. It criticizes the Palestinian Authority (PA) for internal political challenges and the recent assassination of Nizar Banat, which sparked protests. The author questions the motives behind the BDS movement's decision to boycott the PA and its lack of criticism towards Hamas. The article highlights the importance of moderation and peaceful coexistence, citing Professor Mohammed Dajani Daoudi as an example of a former revolutionary now advocating for peace. The author also discusses the reactions of Ziad Darwish from the PLO and journalist Benjamin Pogrund to the BDS statement and the situation in Palestine. The article concludes with a call for personal accountability in the conflict and the potential for global change through peace and leadership.
It was Shabbat on Friday in Jerusalem, and this Arab man's music filled the air with a sense of spiritual festivity, a reminder of the contradictory nature of a war that both divides & unites in culture, religion & tradition. Politically charged Jerusalem is a paradox too, given the peace discovered by many religious tourists and visitors.
The Women Wage Peace event hosted by the South African Jewish Board of Deputies during women's month attracted great hospitality from Jewish, Christian and Muslim local communities. It's been hailed as a bold attempt by women to take concrete measures to end the violence between Israel & Palestine, calling for peaceful alternative solutions to the conflict.
It was refreshing & a privilege to meet with the Women Wage Peace delegation & share their inspiring message of peace in SA during Women' month in August 2019. "WWP was founded in the summer of 2014 in the aftermath of Operation Protective Edge, a war between Israel and Gaza that lasted 50 days. A group of women from diverse backgrounds who were sick and tired of deadlocked peace initiatives got together. They believed that by bridging the divide through dialogue and understanding, they would one day find a lasting solution. The women aim to promote a strategic solution to the conflict by means of an honorable, non-violent and mutually acceptable agreement. " SA Jewish Post
I launched my own Media Company in 2018. We produce content on demand! If you're interested in producing features, news inserts and documentaries, Channel M Productions based in Johannesburg South Africa can assist you! Contact us by sending an email to channelmproductions.co.za. Our aim is to be a leading content Production Company in Africa!
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