The ethics of reporting on child abuse in war zones
An investigation into sexual abuse by UN peacekeepers sparks a discussion about practicing ethical journalism. (more…)
#GuptaLeaks sets the tone for collaborative journalism
The #GuptaLeaks story was driven through an unprecedented collaborative journalism effort. (more…)
New data tools simplify environmental journalism
The tools make information more accessible to affected communities. (more…)
Lack of funding hampers investigative journalism
Lack of funding was the main barrier to the investigations into the extrajudicial killings that happened across south east Nigeria in 2015. (more…)
Journalists called on to be final defence against fake news
The 14th annual African Investigative Journalism Conference kicked off with a keynote address from leading UK investigative journalist Ben De Pear at Wits University on Monday, October 29.
SLICE: It is true, men are trash
It is time for men to stop the oppression of women.
Bidvest players dominate Bafana squad
Wits players make Bafana Bafana squad. (more…)
Healthcare professionals should collaborate for the benefit of patients
Hierarchy within health sciences compromises the care of patients.
Hola! to Africa’s first Centre for Mexican Studies
Vice-chancellor Adam Habib played an integral role in the inception of the centre at Wits.
Wits Football secures semi-final spot
Victory keeps Wits in second place with match to spare before Varsity Football playoff phase.
Wits lab breathes new life into lung diseases
The Wits Lung Lab brings high-tech to healing.
Braam Safe Week to combat crime and violence
Organisers took to the streets of Braamfontein in silent protest for a safer community.