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Wits Journalism’s Class of 2018’s in-depth project: Melville and Parktown
Journey with Wits Journalism students to find faces and stories of different types of work in Melville and Parktown. From the pavement entrepreneurs, the iconic barber and church turned print studio to the children’s theatre in Parktown. Buzzing tuk tuks weave through Melville and surrounds, including the charity shop that homes many cats, the fashionably retro youth vintage clothing store and encounter the magic of one of the city’s few remaining independent bookstores.
This is Melville & Parktown, a project produced by the 2018 cohort of full-time Journalism Honours students at Wits.
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Opportunities and Awards
Enter now for the 2019 Liberty Radio Awards
Liberty is pleased to announce that entries for the 2019 Liberty Radio Awards officially open. The Liberty Radio Awards aims to recognise and award excellence in radio. There is no fee for entering the Liberty Radio Awards. All entries must be submitted through the online entry portal which can be accessed through the Liberty Radio Awards website. Entries close on 25 January 2019.
 
 
 
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Entries for SADC 2019 Media Awards are open
The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Media Awards recognise best media work in the region. The SADC Secretariat encourages the media in the region to play a leading role in disseminating information on SADC in order to support the process of regional co-operation and integration. Entries must be submitted to the National Adjudication Committee not later than February 28, 2019.
 
 
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Podcasts
Radio shows produced by the Wits Radio Academy.
Business Buzz – Brand New heavy – Tebogo Malope
Our Brand New Heavy is award-winning director Tebogo Tebza Malope. He shares his creative and professional journey with us. In the Buffalo Index we give you the basics of how to start your filming career. 
 
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Law Focus – Human Trafficking
The socio-economic ills that South Africa battles with are contributing to the increase in human trafficking. Dept. of Justice and Constitutional Development Legal Administration Officer, Matome Modibe and Ottilia Anna Maunganidze from the Institute for Security Studies Head of Special Projects explain why human trafficking is booming.
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