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9 – 11 November, Wits University, Johannesburg
Power Reporting – the African Investigative Journalism Conference is the largest gathering of investigative journalists in Africa. In 2015 – the A-Z of financial investigations, including an investigative journalist’s guide to company accounts, off-shore tax havens, transfer pricing, and tax avoidance.
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The 4th annual Carlos Cardoso Memorial Lecture was held on November 10 by Bheki Makhubu from Swaziland. Cardoso was a Wits student deported to Mozambique in 1974 because of his support for the Frelimo Government. He became a journalist, but while investigating a massive political and financial fraud, he was assassinated in the streets of Maputo on 22 November 2000. Makhubu, a journalist for 27 years, is a columnist and Editor-in-Chief of The Nation. He was jailed in March 2014 on charges of contempt of court following the publication of articles criticising the judicial system. Click here for Makhubu’s speech |
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