Determinant Magazine

Request to do Photo and Video Coverage

2010-08-23T11:13:00.000-07:00

Dear Friend:

The Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP) brings you best regards.

We are requesting you patronise our Professional Photo and Video services during your programmes and activities.

Furthermore, we support organizations with our professional photographic skills to produce IE&C materials for effective communication.

I am by this email also asking you contract the FFP to produce any of the following for you;

We will refund your money if we don't deliver a good job.

Supported Services

Other services

-         Brochures

-         Handbills

-         Posters

-         Bill boards

-        Annual report

-         Newsletter

-         Banners

-         Photo documentary and exhibition

-         Video documentaries

-         TV adverts

-         Information toolkit

-         Conference bags and folders

-         Production of cartoons

-         Press release formulation

-         Organization of press conference.

-         Writing of project stories

-         Audio-visual productions

-         Production of Video Documentaries

-         Media consultancy

-         Production of Audio Magazines

-         Production of Sequential Photo Essays

-         Production of Development Stories

Call Esenam on 0241352161 or 0201630536

By contracting the FFP to do any of the listed jobs you will be putting money in our hands to empower WOMEN and GIRLS.

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Thanks for the indulgence.

Esenam Tilly Adu-Gyamfi
Program Officer - ICD
Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP)
P.O. Box OS 1826
Osu Accra
Tel: +233-21-253845, +233-244-658900
Cell: +233-24-4058758
Fax: +233-21-253845 Ext 106
E-mail: esenam@ffpnet.org
Website: http://www.ffpnet.org

Vision
FFP works to ensure a world in which the most vulnerable are empowered with information for holistic development.

Request to do Photo and Video Coverage

2010-08-02T09:38:00.001-07:00

Dear Friend:

The Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP) brings you best regards.

We are requesting you patronise our Professional Photo and Video services during your programmes and activities.

Furthermore, we support organizations with our professional photographic skills to produce IE&C materials for effective communication.

I am by this email also asking you contract the FFP to produce any of the following for you;

Expect an instant refund of your money if we don't deliver a good job.

Supported Services

Other services

-         Brochures

-         Handbills

-         Posters

-         Bill boards

-         Annual report

-         Newsletter

-         Banners

-         Photo documentary and exhibition

-         Video documentaries

-         TV adverts

-         Information toolkit

-         Conference bags and folders

-         Production of cartoons

-         Press release formulation

-         Organization of press conference.

-         Writing of project stories

-         Audio-visual productions

-         Production of Video Documentaries

-         Media consultancy

-         Production of Audio Magazines

-         Production of Sequential Photo Essays

-         Production of Development Stories

Call Esenam on 0241352161 or 0201630536

By contracting the FFP to do any of the listed jobs you will be putting money in our hands to empower WOMEN and GIRLS.

--
Thanks for the indulgence.

Esenam Tilly Adu-Gyamfi
Program Officer - ICD
Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP)
P.O. Box OS 1826
Osu Accra
Tel: +233-21-253845, +233-244-658900
Cell: +233-24-4058758
Fax: +233-21-253845 Ext 106
E-mail: esenam@ffpnet.org
Website: http://www.ffpnet.org

Vision
FFP works to ensure a world in which the most vulnerable are empowered with information for holistic development.

GIJ-AUCC STORY

2010-05-19T11:25:00.001-07:00

Dear Partner:

The Foundation for Female Photojournalist brings you best regards. I hope this mail finds you well.

Kindly ignore the first story I sent on the GIJ-AUCC annual gender talk.

I would be grateful if you would publish this story, on the annual gender talk at GIJ-AUCC organised by the FFP.

However, I want to appologise for the story I sent to you yesterday. It was actually the wrong copy I sent. I am sorry.

Kindly find attached the story.

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Thanks for Your Indulgence

Sabina Adu-Wusu
Communications M&E
Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP)
P.O. Box OS 1826
Osu Accra
Tel: +233-21-253845, +233-244-658900
Cell: +233-243-612119
Fax: +233-21-253845
E-mail: sabina@ffpnet.org
Website: http://www.ffpnet.org

Vision
FFP works to ensure a world in which the most vulnerable are empowered with information for holistic development.

GIJ/AUCC ANNUAL GENDER TALK

2010-05-18T13:34:00.001-07:00

Dear Parner:

The Foundaiton for Female Photojournalists brings you best regards. I hope this mail finds you well.

I know it is so soon after I sent one document yesterday for you to publish, but I am counting on your good graces, again, to publish the attached story on an annual gender talk at GIJ and AUCC, both journalism institutions in your medium for us.

I do appreciate all the efforts you have been making towards our partnership. Thank you very much.

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Thanks for Your Indulgence

Sabina Adu-Wusu
Communications M&E
Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP)
P.O. Box OS 1826
Osu Accra
Tel: +233-21-253845, +233-244-658900
Cell: +233-243-612119
Fax: +233-21-253845
E-mail: sabina@ffpnet.org
Website: http://www.ffpnet.org

Vision
FFP works to ensure a world in which the most vulnerable are empowered with information for holistic development.

Story to Publish – from AMA

2010-05-17T12:02:00.001-07:00

Dear Lawrence:

How are you doing? I owe you a trillion thanks for publishing the story I emailed. Kindly find attached another story I really need to publish. Please I will call you to discuss ways of acknowledging your efforts. Thanks, Mardey

On 2 December 2009 19:20, Quartey Larry <nothingbro@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi Mardey

This is lawrence, GNA. Note my email add.

Signed

Dear Partner:

It has been a while yet since we last communicated. The FFP really appreciates all your effort in publishing our stories. Thank you very much. We would be grateful if you would publish this story for us, on our introduction of the National Association of Assembly Members to AMA.

Thanks for all your help. We know we can count on you.

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Thanks for Your Indulgence

Sabina Adu-Wusu
Communications M&E
Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP)
P.O. Box OS 1826
Osu Accra
Tel: +233-21-253845, +233-244-658900
Cell: +233-243-612119
Fax: +233-21-253845
E-mail: sabina@ffpnet.org
Website: http://www.ffpnet.org

Vision
FFP works to ensure a world in which the most vulnerable are empowered with information for holistic development.

Ms Angela Dwamena Aboagye Achievements

2006-03-28T13:12:00.000-08:00

Angela Icon of Human Rights Advocacy in Ghana

After ten years of dedication and hard work with the Office of Attorney Generals, working on human rights issues, Ms Angela Dwamena Aboagye honourably resigned
in her quest to fill in the gap in the delivery of human rights services in the country.

The 41 year old African woman married with four children is a women’s leadership and human rights trainer, professional counsellor, public speaker, and gender equality and women’s empowerment advocate.

In the year 2005 Ms Angela Dwamena Aboagye was acknowledge for her outstanding contributions to human rights advocacy in Ghana

Ms Dwamena Aboagye, who is one of the 13 women selected on the continent for the prestigious Women of Substance Awards, has a bachelor of laws (LL.B) degree from the University of Ghana as well as other post graduate degrees from several higher institutions of learning across the world.

She is an alumina of The African Women Leadership Institute, an international program run by Akina Mama wa Africa of UK. Through her work as the Executive Director and Founder of the Ark Foundation, she established the first shelter for abused women and children in Ghana, as well as a crisis, legal and counselling centre for rendering sexual and gender based violence services in different locations in the Greater Accra and Eastern regions of Ghana. It is during these times that she stood out for the weak and voiceless, that she won the admiration of many Ghanaian women and men for her contributions to the development of better human rights conditions in Ghana.

In her effort to change the face of human rights in Ghana, Angela established the Women’s Law and Human Rights Institute, a learning and capacity building Institute for teaching and building skills for young women leaders and advocates in Ghana.

It therefore came as no surprise when in November 2005; Ms Dwamena Aboagye’s name came up as one of the honourees in the maiden prestigious African Women of Substance Awards, when it was lunched at the La Palm Royal Beach, a luxurious five star hotel in Accra.

The award, an initiative of an international philanthropic organisation, the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), the first fundraising and grant making organisation on the continent was established to acknowledge excellent examples of women contributing to the development of the Africa, whose efforts go unsung.

The African Women of Substance Awards is the highest honouring body on the continent that truly searches and awards people working to make a difference in the lives of the vulnerable and the poor. The award also seeks to raise the profile of those who do their work out of the limelight and to encourage emerging world leadership.

The maiden annual awards nominees were considered by an international consortium with different experiences and professional backgrounds. Finally 13 women from the continent were awarded the 2005 Prestigious African Women of Substance Awards including the human rights advocacy icon from Ghana, Ms Angela Dwamena Aboagye.

Angela with other human rights organizations are currently working on a comprehensive policy document that includes strategies to provide coordinated services to victims of human rights abuse in Ghana. The move includes government agencies and is expected to reduce the trauma and injustice suffered by victims of human rights abuse in the process of seeking justice.

Foundation for Female Photojournalists (FFP) feature.

Online Adverts

2005-12-31T14:57:00.000-08:00

Working With Us

2005-12-31T14:18:00.000-08:00

You are welcome to write photo stories for the magazine or write a regular photo column. We have a professional fee for such contributions. You may also invite us to cover your events for publication at a fee. Members of he public may also alert us on development issues that need media coverage.

Determinant Advert Rates

2005-12-31T14:12:00.000-08:00

Determinant Advert Rates
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4,700,000.00

HALF PAGE
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4,900,000.00
BLACK AND WHITE
2,700,000.00

QUARTER PAGE
BACK PAGE COLOUR
2,600,000.00
BACK PAGE BLACK AND WHITE
1,600,000.00
BLACK AND WHITE INSIDE PAGE
1,200,000.00

SMALL SIZES
1/8 (10.5x15cm) OF BACK PAGE BLACK AND WHITE
700,000.00
1/16 (7.5x10.5) OF BACK PAGE BLACK AND WHITE
400,000.00

Photojournalists

2005-12-31T14:11:00.000-08:00

Mardey Ohui Ofoe
Sarah Gyamfua
Ruhiya Issah
Patricia Arthur
Abel Gayvolor

Editors

2005-12-31T14:08:00.000-08:00

Abel Gayvolor
Nii Quaranchie Adama-Tettey

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2005-12-31T14:02:00.000-08:00

Advert Proposal

Introduction of the Determinant

Avert Proposal
The Determinant has outdoored a business friendly strategy that enables your company to meet specific target’s needs.

The Advert Scene
The media forum in Ghana does not deliver businesses to the clients who need their services. The error of margin that exists with regard to clients’ business access to each other is big. The reasons for this error are diverse including financial constrains and easy access.

Our Networks
The bi monthly magazine is working with Ghana post office to distribute the determinant to every post box nationwide as well as their international partners.

Our Drive
The Determinant has the guaranteed attention of its audience because of the content and attraction that comes with journalistic photographs.

The Offer
The Determinant is offering a three months advert package to our cherished corporate partners in Ghana. By this package, corporate partners could establish a working relationship that sells for all stakeholders. The determinant has three business categories as follows.

Advertising Category

Classic
This package is the best of our offer; our corporate clients are given professional advice to gain the loyalty of their customers. The business relationship is three months minimum. By this, the corporate client will spend between 50million and 41million on advert with the determinant. You will also have your advert on the internet.

Premium
The members are very crucial to the determinant. The client enjoys a free professional advice on advertising that crab target’s financial choices. Advertisers also get the opportunity to market on the internet. *There are no extra charges included. Under this packaged the client must spend between 35million and 30million.

Silver
In this category, the advertiser spends between 25million and 20million.
The category enables us to serve our partners better.

Sponsorship.
Corporate companies may also sponsor the production of pages at a budget raging from 15million to 18milloin for three months. By this companies will have their banner on the pages of the chosen page.

Other promotions.
All advertisers who sign in to any of the packages listed above receive a full photo story on their business. This package will be accessed immediately at the end of every three months package.

Advertisement Contract

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Please be informed that, the determinant is not liable to colour distortion and error on advert. The determinant will reproduce what clients give with all the scrutiny due it. The contract will be effected when 75% of the cost has been paid. The 25% will be paid in the last month of the contract.

To Whom It May Concern

The Determinant wishes to introduce you to its prestigious magazine. As a way to extend our friendship to members of corporate Ghana and to help deliver an improved client - customer relationship, we are inviting you to advertise with us.

By this, the determinant is giving free advert to corporate bodies who wish to join our friendship. You may deliver your first advert for publication. You may call Freda Appiah our adverting specialist, on 0243-518369. Please find the advert rates and other details enclosed to guide in your decision to advertise with us in our future publications

Thanks for the pleasure
Yours faithfully,

Mardey Ohui Ofoe
(Editorial Consultant)

Advertising Specialist

2005-12-31T13:57:00.000-08:00

Freda Appiah
P.O. BOX OS 1826 OSU ACCRA
TEL: 00233-244-658900, 0243-518369
FAX: 00233-21-258811
E-mail: determinantnews@yahoo.com
Website: http://determinantnews.blogspot.com

Profile of the Determinant

2005-12-31T13:52:00.000-08:00

Profile of the Determinant

VISION
The Determinant Magazine is a photojournalistic newspaper that promotes democratic development that is people centered and provides information that is accessible to the public to facilitate informed decision making towards global development and peace.
SLOGAN
Finding Solutions

ABOUT US
Ninety per cent 90% of stories published are photo essays. This compels our target to give an unquestionable commitment to the newspaper because of the clarity and relationship that photographs brings.

ADVERTISING POLICY
The Determinant is particularly concerned about communicating clients’ concerns to customers. In this case, very effort is made to produce accurate information. We also provide promotional photo stories for our advertising partners that clearly define their mission.

TARGET AUDIENCE
The photojournalism-based content enables us to communicate effectively to a wide range of clients. Our targets also fall in the age category of 15-70 years. However, the content of the determinant is developed with women and men who fall within the following category.

Tertiary Students/Schools
Secondary Schools
Workforce (white colour jobs)
GPRTU, Drivers/Passengers
Preparatory Schools
All Educational Institutions Nationwide
International Travelers

CIRCULATION
The Determinant prints 5,000 copies for distribution nationwide and internationally

COST
The Determinant newspaper is worth 15,000 Cedis a paper. However due to the developmental concept of the paper, it is delivered to the public without fee.

SUBSCRIBE
Clients may subscribe to ensure that they get the bimonthly copies of the Determinant regularly. Simply send a self addressed envelope with the right stamp

ADVERTISING
The Determinant takes advertising very professionally. Advertising is done on contract basis for a minimum of three months. We are committed to communicating your business to your targets.

HOW TO ADVERTISE
Kindly present your advert design to our advertising specialist and agree on the size. You may also pay the cost to ensure that your ad will be placed immediately.

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Contact

2005-12-31T13:43:00.000-08:00

P.O. BOX OS 1826 OSU ACCRA
TEL: 00233-244-658900
FAX: 00233-21-258811
E-mail: determinantnews@yahoo.com
Website: http://determinantnews.blogspot.com/