Tutu calls for better media reporting of religion
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu called on the  media on Wednesday to be more careful in their choice of words  when reporting on religious conflict.
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JOHANNESBURG - Retired archbishop and Nobel Peace Prize winner Desmond Tutu warns that South Africa is becoming &quot;a powder keg&quot; because too few black citizens are sharing the country&#39;s wealth 10 years after the end of apartheid.
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The BBC needs to make greater efforts towards impartiality, according to a report.
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Pope Benedict XVI on Thursday praised the mass media for helping to spread democracy and knowledge around the world, but lamented that it also tended to hype violence, vulgarity and consumer products.
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Government to convene new thinktank to confront rapid pace of media change.
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Remaining inmates held at Guantanamo Bay should be freed, says Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
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Â·  Survey calls for churches to work with policeÂ·   Clergy can be 'honest brokers' for young people
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The leader of the world&#039;s feuding Anglicans urged them to work toward a structure for coexisting Tuesday despite differences on the roles of women and gays and the authority of the Bible.
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New information minister encourages more critical media in a country known for its censored press.
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Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond   Tutu says some of South Africa's leaders are sinners and his   compatriots have failed to sustain the idealism that brought an   end to apartheid.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu says South Africa has failed to sustain the idealism that ended apartheid and its people seem to have lost their sense of right and wrong.
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BANGKOK, Thailand -- Buddhists in Thailand have implored Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to end violence targeting them on an almost daily basis in the south of the country.
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Text of report by Ghanaian GBC radio on 11 December  A conference on the media and national development is taking place in Accra. The participants from all over the country are deliberating on how the media can respond responsibly to the unlimited freedom they are enjoying.
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Shinui Party leader MK Tommy Lapid is calling on Labor leader Shimon Peres to âkeep his promiseâ and push for a secular government.
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ROME, Sep 19 (IPS) - The Vatican, seat of the Roman Catholic faith,  launched a diplomatic drive this week to explain the Pope's  controversial references to Islam.
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The BBC News website looks at why the archbishop of Canterbury is advocating aspects of Sharia law in Britain.
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The United Nations health agency urged local and international media on Tuesday to boost coverage of bird flu and avoid misleading information about the disease.