Principle’s of undercover journalism according to Anas Anas
An insightful reveal behind the grips of undercover investigations.
Threats on women journalists in Africa unabating
From rape threats to online harassment, female journalists face particular challenges in the
industry. (more…)
Renowned journalist sheds light on the Yemen crisis
Award-winning journalist Maggie Michael places light on the underreported Yemen crisis. (more…)
‘Securing the bag’
Students and a future in digital marketing.
Demystifying the fourth industrial revolution
The fourth industrial revolution is not only a digital disruption of all industries but also a wave of technological innovation to better the way humans interface with technology
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New curriculum for Graduate Entry Medical Programme
Addressing failures, mental health and wellness of students, among motivations for the changes.
Wits academics get nod for economic council
Wits faculty set to meet with the president to formulate policy to stimulate the country’s economy.
Mob beats up wrong ‘thief’
Security guards found nothing on the man and set him free. (more…)
Bursting the hubbly bubbly bubble
Hubbly bubbly may not seem as innocuous as it claims to be.
Too good to be true: SA’s array of bogus institutions
As graduates flood the job market, many will be shocked to hear their degrees have no value.
Two Wits professors awarded A-ranking
Two professors from Wits have been recognised by the peers for their research.
Social media vigilantism no defence against GBV
Twitter accounts against gender-based violence tread a thin line between crime and the law.