by Stuart Dickinson | Aug 11, 2025 | State of the Newsroom
State of the Newsroom Senegal deals with the profound impact of the internet on journalism in Senegal, disrupting how journalists work, how they access and process information and how they have to navigate the proliferation of disinformation online. Senegal is the...
by Stuart Dickinson | Aug 11, 2025 | State of the Newsroom
The second State of the Newsroom report from Malawi is a follow-up to our 2021 report on the same country, produced in partnership with the Continuing Journalism Education initiative. It deepens our understanding of the problem of corruption in journalism in Malawi,...
by Stuart Dickinson | Aug 11, 2025 | State of the Newsroom
Edited by Alan Finlay, this State of the Newsroom report looks back on 2021 and explores whether innovative media start-ups, data journalism and local media hold the promise for a revitalised media landscape in South Africa. The focus of this issue is on local print...
by Stuart Dickinson | Aug 11, 2025 | State of the Newsroom
The 2021 issue of State of the Newsroom overviews the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on the media in South Africa in 2020. It explores the difficult terrain of data and data governance, and how the country’s media should be re-orientating itself to a local data...
by Stuart Dickinson | Aug 11, 2025 | State of the Newsroom
The Wits Centre for Journalism and the Continuing Journalism Education’s (CJE) initiative worked closely to develop the first ever State of the Newsroom for Malawi (2021). This inaugural issue focuses on corruption in the media in Malawi. The year 2020 was...
