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Job description
Main duties
In the context of strengthening democracy and the rule of law, the Government of Senegal intends to consolidate and strengthen the role of sentinel until then played by the communication sector to guarantee the effectiveness of individual and collective freedoms, particularly through access to information for citizens. Achieving this goal required, after the adoption of a new Press Code in 2017, the introduction of several reforms in the sector. This is mainly the adoption of Law No. 2026-09 of 10 April 2026 setting up a media sector regulatory body called “National Council for Media Regulation” replacing the “National Council for Audiovisual Regulation”. The strengthening of the CNRM’s regulatory intervention capacities appears to be a necessity in order to meet the new challenges introduced by the new law. Thus, the realization of new missions requires the mobilization of a highly qualified human capital. It is in this context that the Government of the République of Senegal launches a call for applications for the positions of members of the CNRM College who will be appointed by decree in accordance with Article 11 of Law No. 2026-09 of 20 April 2026. This call is open to all Senegalese, in accordance with the principles of transparency, equal opportunities and merit. Missions: To participate in the deliberations of the NCRM, including providing expertise on issues related to print media.
- Ensure the application of laws and regulations governing media regulation;
- Approve the strategic directions and documents of the NCRM;
Education / Qualifications
- Approve the management documents of the NRMC. Application file: The application file must include the following elements: 1. A letter of motivation dated and signed, addressed to the Minister, Secretary General of the Presidency of the République; 2. A curriculum vitae (maximum 3 pages) 3. Certified copies of diplomas and work certificates deemed relevant; 4. The
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