by rendani | Sep 18, 2016 | General media news
On Tuesday, September 13, the issue became hotter as the SA Minister of Home Affairs announced his department’s decision that Anti-gay US pastor won’t be allowed in SA. Home Affairs Minister Malusi Gigaba said South Africa won’t tolerate any foreign nationals who come...
by rendani | Aug 28, 2016 | General media news
The China-Africa Reporting Project is offering one full scholarship for an African journalism graduate to undertake an honours or masters degree at Wits Journalism in 2017. The scholarship will include flights to/from Johannesburg, accommodation at Wits, and a monthly...
by rendani | Aug 19, 2016 | General media news
The rage of the youth of South Africa was the focus of the two papers presented at the 15th annual Ruth First memorial lecture in the Wits Great Hall on Wednesday August 17. Ruth First Fellows, Nolwazi Tusini, 28, and Lwandile Fikeni, 32 used contemporary student...
by rendani | Aug 10, 2016 | General media news
July 06, 2016 | Ruth Hopkins and Marché Arends , Daily Maverick Every day, South African police officers and prison wardens go to work, armed with legal tools that can be used to torture. Electric shock devices, tonfas, pepper spray and rubber bullets are classified...
by rendani | Aug 10, 2016 | General media news
Article originally published on Citizen Justice Network website All we ask for is a second of your time, for your vote. To vote click here South Africans recently voted, deciding on their local government, a decision that will influence the future of the country....
by rendani | Jul 24, 2016 | General media news
Two Wits Journalism graduates are among the finalists in the prestigious CNN MultiChoice African Journalist Awards. The announcement was made this week that 38 journalists from 14 countries had been shortlisted from a record 1 637 entries from 38 countries,...
