VISITING LECTURER IN RADIO JOURNALISM

 

Nand Sall is a journalist who spent eleven years with the BBC.

His many jobs with the organisation included several years as a Senior News Journalist, News Editor and Station Manager.

He's also worked for the BBC World Service and as a producer on Central Television's Asian Eye.

He has worked at Goldsmiths College since 1998, and is also a part time lecturer in radio Journalism at Nottingham Trent University.

In 1992 he won an award from the One World Broadcasting Trust for his documentary Uganda Revisited, which looked at how asians were returning to Uganda twenty years after being expelled by Idi Amin.