Wits Centre for Journalism celebrates bumper book publications
The event also highlighted the critical role played by the WCJ’s academic curriculum in developing some of these book projects.
Opportunities to attend 20th African Investigative Journalism Conference
The African Investigative Journalism Conference returns to Wits University from October 30 to November 1, and the Wits Centre for Journalism is pleased to announce a number of exciting opportunities that will assist journalists in Africa in taking part.
Webinar: Discussing financial journalism in SA
Ryk van Niekerk, editor of Moneyweb, joins WCJ lecturer Gillian Jones for a webinar looking at financial journalism in South Africa.
Latest research contributions from WCJ staff
Wits Centre for Journalism lecturers, project heads and fellows have recently contributed to important research in the field through book chapters and prominent reports. Here are a few highlights.
WCJ hosts workshop on community radio governance, sustainability, and viability
To help stakeholders and media organisations stay on top of changes and challenges in the dynamic environment of community radio, the Wits Centre for Journalism hosted a three-day workshop looking at issues of governance, sustainability and viability.
