After a long and serious illness, the famous Yugoslav and Serbian journalist Nadežda Gaće, founder and editor-in-chief of the weekly Novi Magazin and member of the Management Board of the Media Association, passed away on the night between Wednesday and Thursday.
As recalled in the press release of the family and the editors of Novi Magazin, Nadežda Gaće was born in 1950 in Inđija, graduated from the Classical High School in Split, and studied Yugoslav literature and the Serbian language at the Faculty of Philology in Belgrade.
She has been engaged in journalism since 1974, and began her working life at Radiotelevision Belgrade, where she advanced to editor and commentator. After the Eighth Session of the CC SKS in 1987, Nadežda Gaće was suspended from the post of editor-commentator at RTB, and then resigned and continued her journalistic career at Jutel and Delo in Ljubljana.
After the shutdown of Jutel and the disintegration of SFRY, she worked in Borba, Naša Borba and Danas, and in 2011 she founded the publishing company Agenda2020, the weekly magazine Novi magazin and the portal of the same name.
In two mandates from 2006 to 2010, she was the president of the Nezavin Association of Journalists of Serbia (NUNS).
In addition to leaving an indelible mark on the media scene, Nadežda Gaće is the author of several notable books.
As a tireless fighter for human rights, she is among the founders of several reputable non-governmental organizations.
The time and place of the funeral will be announced later.
Source: FoNet
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