[CNS Rewind] Top 5 Correspondents of 2016

Looking back at over 400 articles written by CNS Correspondents in Asian and African countries in 2016, we are compelled to say that each article, and the issue it focussed on, is so very important, even today - thanks to each one of the Correspondents and Fellows. We cannot overemphasize the importance of each of these spotlight articles and critical issues they highlighted.

Having said that, for CNS Rewind-2016 sake, if we look at some indicators such as the interaction on CNS website (reads, likes, comments, or other analytics), prints through syndication, interaction on Twitter, Facebook page, LinkedIn, email listservs, editorial markers, engagement with CNS Webinars, among others, here are top-5 CNS Correspondents from 2016, followed by a few more correspondents whose body of work must also get acknowledged. Thanks to entire CNS Correspondents Team!

Note: Click on hyperlinked names of these correspondents to read their body of work!

• Alice Tembe, Swaziland Follow Alice on Twitter: @tembe3

• Catherine Mwauyakufa, Zimbabwe 

• Aarti Dhar, India Follow Aarti on Twitter: @dharaarti

• Francis Okoye, Nigeria Follow on Twitter: @francis_okoye

• Dr Richa Sharma, India Follow Richa on Twitter: @richa087

• Clarity Sibanda, Zimbabwe Twitter: @sibandaclarity

• Josephine Chinele, Malawi

• Urvashi Prasad, India Twitter: @urvashi01

• Dr Amitava Acharyya, India

• Pritha Roy Choudhury, India Twitter: @pritharoyc

Sincere thanks to each member of the CNS Correspondents Team!

Looking forward to continued support in 2017 and beyond!

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Note: Above featured members of CNS Correspondents Team do not include CNS staff writers.