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Mar 04, 2013

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC - The Caribbean media fraternity is mourning the passing of veteran Caribbean journalist, Ainsley Sahai, who died on Saturday from an apparent heart attack. The Trinidad-born Caribbean journalist who made Barbados his home, worked with several organisations including the Caribbean News Agency (CANA) and played a role in the Caribbean Publishing and Broadcasting Association. Several journalists benefited from the many training sessions conducted by him across the region. Sahai, was also instrumental in producing a study of various media laws in the Caribbean which formed the basis for a series of debates on press freedom especially in his homeland. (full article)

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