In a recent piece for Premium Times Nigeria, Max Amuchie outlined the Sundiata Post Model, describing it as a journalistic construct that draws on a range of academic disciplines rather than relying solely on traditional journalism.
Amuchie explains that the model was built by integrating insights from journalism and media studies with concepts from strategic management and organisational theory. This interdisciplinary approach, he argues, allows the Sundiata Post to operate effectively both at the desk and on a global scale.
Central to the model is what Amuchie calls his “Philosophical Triad of Enduring Influences.” The triad consists of Sigmund Freud, Antonio Gramsci and Edward Said, whose work in psychoanalysis, political theory and post‑colonial studies respectively provides a theoretical backbone for the model’s design.
- Journalism and media studies – the core of the model’s content strategy
- Strategic management – guiding organisational planning and resource allocation
- Organisational theory – shaping internal structures and workflows
The article first appeared on Premium Times Nigeria, offering readers a concise overview of how the Sundiata Post seeks to blend rigorous academic foundations with practical newsroom operations.
<small>Source: Premium Times Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
