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Wits Radio Academy and Fojo host second phase of community radio management certificate programme

Wits Radio Academy and Fojo host second phase of community radio management certificate programme

by Stuart Dickinson | Mar 16, 2023 | News

Wits Radio Academy, in collaboration with IMS Fojo Ethiopia, recently completed the second round of its community radio management certificate course for radio managers across Ethiopia. The Academy’s project coordinator, Jacob Ntshangase, led the first phase of...
Sustainable Journalism in Practice

Sustainable Journalism in Practice

by Stuart Dickinson | Mar 13, 2023 | Featured Story, News

  The Wits Centre for Journalism, together with the Fojo Media Institute and Aga Khan University, will co-host the Sustainable Journalism in Practice Conference in Nairobi, Kenya, from 23 to 25 March 2023.  The world is facing an era of immense...
Call for applications: Grants to investigate the ‘construction mafia’

Call for applications: Grants to investigate the ‘construction mafia’

by Stuart Dickinson | Mar 3, 2023 | Featured Story, News

The Henry Nxumalo Foundation is offering grants to journalists to investigate South Africa’s ‘construction mafia’. There have been an increasing number of reports of these groups and their disruption of major construction projects. “Cape Town dealing with extortion...
SANEF calls for independent newsrooms to join Community Media Digitisation Drive 

SANEF calls for independent newsrooms to join Community Media Digitisation Drive 

by Stuart Dickinson | Mar 1, 2023 | Featured Story, News

Are you an independent print, radio, or TV newsroom in the very early stages of embracing digital media? If so, this programme could be exactly what you’re looking for. SANEF recognises the critical importance of community media to the overall diversity of the...
Murder in Paris and the un-erasure of Dulcie September: storytelling, legacy and justice

Murder in Paris and the un-erasure of Dulcie September: storytelling, legacy and justice

by Stuart Dickinson | Feb 28, 2023 | Featured Story, News

  By Stuart Dickinson What did anti-Apartheid activist Dulcie September know that South African and French governments didn’t want the world to find out? Who gave the order to have her killed? Why was very little effort made by local and international authorities...
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