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• Appoint, promote and exercise
  disciplinary control over persons holding public office in Parliament;
• Review the terms and conditions of
  service, standing orders, training and qualifications of persons holding
  office in Parliament;
• Provide a Parliamentary reporting
  service;
• Provide such other staff and facilities
  as are required to ensure efficient functioning of the Parliament;
• To cause to be prepared in each
  financial year, estimates of revenue and expenditure for the next
  financial year; and
• Make recommendations to Parliament, or
  with the approval of Parliament, determine the allowances payable and
  privileges available to the Speaker and Members of Parliament.

• Research topics and background information for items to be featured
  on the programme
• Plan, prepare and write scripts for shows
• Present news bulletins or any other news-related updates
• Host or co-host a programmes, and create/provide links between
  programmes/items
• Operate some of the technical equipment for recording and playback
• Keep the programme running as scheduled, responding positively and
  quickly to problems or changes and improvise where necessary
• Regularly plan, assess and review broadcasts
• Liaise with other members of the production and technical teams
• Perform any other duties as may be assigned.

• The applicant must hold an Honors Degree in Music Dance and Drama
  (MDD); or Mass Communication or Journalism with a bias in Broadcasting OR
  a Bachelor’s degree with a Diploma in Mass communication or Journalism
• Creative and innovative
• Excellent public speaking skills
• Ability to entertain listeners and keep them tuned-in
• Excellent command of both spoken and written English

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