Ávvir
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Ávvir is a newspaper written in the Northern Sámi language that is the result of the merger between Min Áigi and Áššu. Ávvir is currently published five times a week,[1] from Tuesday to Saturday.
History and profile
The first edition of Ávvir was published on Sami National Day, i.e., 6 February 2008[2] The newspaper's offices are located in Kárášjohka and Kautokeino.
The word ávvir means "care" or "attention" in Northern Sámi.[3] The name was proposed by Laila Susanne Vars of Láhpoluoppal in Kautokeino.
Editor-in-chief
- Ante Bals 2008-2009
- Sara Beate Nilsdatter Eira, December 2009–
References
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- «Samisk dagsavis ser dagens lys» (Sámi daily sees the light of day on aftenbladet.no 6 February 2008 (Norwegian)
External links
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