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Contribution of community radios in rural areas development case study of Habwa Ijambo? program aired at RC Huye

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par MIGISHA Magnifique
National University of Rwanda (NUR), Huye, Rwanda - Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication 2011
  

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0.2. Statement of the problem

Despite the increase in numbers, many private media outlets still lack the quality of content, this makes the except for a handful, most of the private radios concentrate on music, sports shows, religious preaching, paid up and direct call-in programs mostly for the youth. They rarely have brainstorming political economic programs discussing government policies or current affairs. Also save for the community radios which are based in the rural areas and radio Rwanda whose coverage is more than 95% of the entire country, and most of the other private radio stations are urban based and rarely report events in rural areas (MHC report, 2008).

Some argue that community radios especially programs aired on those radios are not targeting their beneficiaries' especially rural communities; and there is another problem whereby a rural citizen does not play a big role in the program's realisation, and my hypothesis is that community radios are playing significant roles in the development of rural areas.

0.3. Objectives

The general objective of this study is to evaluate how rural areas audience are developing themselves from the knowledge they learnt from community radios' program, especially RC Huye in its `Habwa Ijambo' program.

However, specific objectives will include:

- To evaluate the role of `Habwa Ijambo' program in developing rural areas economically and socially.

- To portray recommendations to other community radios around the country in reshaping their programs in order to develop rural areas.

0.4. Research questions

The following questions will guide the study:

- What is the significance of the program in developing rural areas on the economic and social sides?

- How does the community participate in the production of the radio program?

- What should be done by media practitioners and government to satisfy population in terms of information which can carry them to the development?

0.5. Significance of the study

This study will scientifically contribute in the field of communication and journalism; because since 2003 around the country many community radios have been established. Then this research will give some tips of how a community radio or a radio program can contribute to the rural development mainly in economic and social sector. The benefits of this research will reach media houses managers and media policy makers in the country.

To shape a program's outline on the benefits of the audience will also help media houses to build their credibility and confidence towards their audiences, which will also increase awareness on developmental issues where communication for development will be a central role in the country's economic growth and social change.

0.7. Methodology

0.7.1. Research design

Social research needs a design or a structure before data collection or analysis can start. A research design is not just a work plan. A work plan details what has to be done to complete the project; a research design is to ensure that the evidence obtained enables us to answer the initial question as unambiguously as possible. I used mainly the qualitative method to analyse data.

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