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Threats on women journalists in Africa unabating

by Staff Reporter | Oct 29, 2019 | Featured 1

From rape threats to online harassment, female journalists face particular challenges in the
industry. (more…)

AIJC’s first time attendees extol day one experiences

by Staff Reporter | Oct 29, 2019 | Featured 1

The biggest African gathering of investigative journalists will consist of three-days of networking, skills training and discussions from well-renowned guest speakers. (more…)

Carlos Cardoso’s memory epitomised by Cameroonian journalist Mimi Mefo

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

Journalists should report without fear or favour, said the award winning Cameroonian journalist

(more…)

Renowned journalist sheds light on the Yemen crisis

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

Award-winning journalist Maggie Michael places light on the underreported Yemen crisis. (more…)

Making environmental journalism relatable

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

Journalists should find easier ways to help readers understand environmental journalism.

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Collaborative effort: a modus operandi for investigative journalism

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

The Mauritian leaks discussion spoke on the importance of correct research.

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The ABC’s of humanising hard stories

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

Humanising data is at the core of good investigative journalism. (more…)

Journalists continue facing attacks and threats

by Staff Reporter | Oct 28, 2019 | Featured 1

The challenges reporters face are varied and ongoing.

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Dassler’s secret eatery and café

by Lwandile Shange | Oct 3, 2019 | Featured 1

Braamfontein’s very own hidden gem at the Puma select store. 

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The Commune bookstore opens its doors

by Tsholanang Rapoo | Oct 3, 2019 | Featured 1

Braamfontein opens its doors to a new pan-African book store

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Maths genius wins scholarship to study at Wits

by Masechaba Kganyapa | Oct 2, 2019 | Featured 1

 The Ekurhuleni matric learner blew away hundreds of competitors to secure the prize. (more…)

Antique Route 6: Of stray cats and lost souls

by Gemma Gatticchi | Oct 1, 2019 | Featured 1

The Moot area, north of Pretoria central, is one of the oldest areas in the city, where the leafy streets double as an antique route, home to some of the location’s lost treasures.

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