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Upcoming virtual events

This webinar will unpack key issues including what will change and what will stay the same in the Africa-China-US relations under the Biden administration, new opportunities and challenges for African countries, and what journalists need to be aware of to cover this developing story.

The webinar will be hosted by Dr Bob Wekesa, Partnerships, Research and Communications Coordinator at the African Centre for the Study of the United States (ACSUS). 

When: 31 March 2021 | Time: 15:00 CAT

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BOOK LAUNCH: Ex-Offenders at the Scene of Crime by David Goldblatt

The David Goldblatt Legacy Trust, Wits Justice Project and Goodman Gallery have the pleasure of inviting you to celebrate the posthumous publication of David Goldblatt’s most recent book, Ex-Offenders at the Scene of Crime. The book has been published by Gerhard Steidl, the legendary book maker. This was one of David’s last projects before his death in June 2018.

 

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When: Monday, 19 April 2021 | Time: 17:30 - 20:30 CAT

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Following from two conversations on reimagining new narratives and reclaiming African narratives through storytelling: what’s need, we are now calling in the “do’ers”. We would like them to share their learnings on bringing others into the market, we want to interrogate their models and innovations.

When: Thursday, 22 April 2021 | Time: 12:00 CAT

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In case you missed previous webinars

Missed all the previous webinar's we've held over the past few months? Find discussions various topics and issues including: teaching journalism under covid; reporting on the crisis and more by clicking the below link. 

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