ABSTRACT
The research begins by realizing the impressive advances
made .in media industry since its development in Uganda
towards the positive image of women.
It notes that this positive image of women in the media has
increased effectively and efficiently in' media production and
reporting with advances and development private media
stations.
The study seeks to assess the effectiveness of media's
contribution towards the positive image of women in Uganda.
Focus is put on the media programmes and articles on timely
basis.
The research employed descriptive and explanatory and
quantitative design based on result~ from questionnaires,
interviews, from 50 respondents purposefully selected from
K,ampala.
The study establishes that!
The media has tended to address the positive image of women,
which is a core of the development of a modern society.
PATRALINE, B (2021). The Media's Challenes In Women's Image Creation Case Study: The Monitor News .Paper, K. F. Mand Mama F. M. Afribary. Retrieved from https://tracking.afribary.com/works/the-media-s-challenes-in-women-s-image-creation-case-study-the-monitor-news-paper-k-f-mand-mama-f-m
PATRALINE, BABIRYE "The Media's Challenes In Women's Image Creation Case Study: The Monitor News .Paper, K. F. Mand Mama F. M" Afribary. Afribary, 04 Jun. 2021, https://tracking.afribary.com/works/the-media-s-challenes-in-women-s-image-creation-case-study-the-monitor-news-paper-k-f-mand-mama-f-m. Accessed 24 Nov. 2024.
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PATRALINE, BABIRYE . "The Media's Challenes In Women's Image Creation Case Study: The Monitor News .Paper, K. F. Mand Mama F. M" Afribary (2021). Accessed November 24, 2024. https://tracking.afribary.com/works/the-media-s-challenes-in-women-s-image-creation-case-study-the-monitor-news-paper-k-f-mand-mama-f-m