Tag: Government Communications
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Spokespersons urged to focus on institutions, not people
Context: a call for institutional emphasis In Dar es Salaam, a clear directive was issued to government spokespersons urging them to foreground the work of their institutions rather than the prominence of individual leaders. The message, delivered by Chief Secretary Dr Moses Kusiluka, was framed as a strategic shift in how government communications should be…
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Starmer’s Communications Chief to Brief Cabinet on Media Strategy Overhaul
Labour Signals a New Approach to Government Media Strategy Keir Starmer’s administration is stepping up its effort to redefine how the government communicates with the public, with a high-stakes briefing scheduled for Tuesday. David Dinsmore, the Labour leader’s Whitehall communications chief and a former editor of The Sun, will address ministers as they map out…
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Starmer’s media strategy overhaul: cabinet briefing on online rhetoric
Overview: a high-stakes briefing on media strategy Keir Starmer’s Whitehall communications chief is set to address the cabinet this week as ministers press ahead with a comprehensive overhaul of the government’s media strategy. The move comes amid growing concern about the amplification of far-right rhetoric online and the need for a cohesive, responsible approach to…
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Olivia Rodrigo Feud With U.S. Cabinet Over Song Use in Post
Overview: A clash between pop icon and a government agency In a rare public dispute between a pop artist and a U.S. government department, Olivia Rodrigo challenged the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after its social media team used her song All-American Bitch in a post. The scene highlights how celebrity artistry and government communications…
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Olivia Rodrigo vs DHS: All-American Bitch Controversy
Overview: A clash between a pop icon and a government agency The public spat between Olivia Rodrigo and the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has generated headlines across entertainment and politics pages. What began as a routine social media post by a federal agency quickly escalated into a broader debate about copyright, artistic…