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WITS JUSTICE PROJECT | The wasted years: When justice isn’t just

WITS JUSTICE PROJECT | The wasted years: When justice isn’t just

by Tshepo Tshabalala | Jun 7, 2019 | Newsletter - Projects

Ignoring a problem which destroys lives, turns wrongfully-convicted innocent people into victims and permits real perpetrators to get away with murder doesn’t mean it will go away

JAMLAB | Credible journalism is at the core of this news startup — and it’s working

JAMLAB | Credible journalism is at the core of this news startup — and it’s working

by Tshepo Tshabalala | Jun 7, 2019 | Newsletter - Projects

New Frame editor-in-chief, Richard Pithouse, shares how he is building a publication on strict principles

AFRICA CHECK | ‘Big business’: Do 1 in 3 South African women buy skin bleaching creams?

AFRICA CHECK | ‘Big business’: Do 1 in 3 South African women buy skin bleaching creams?

by Tshepo Tshabalala | Jun 7, 2019 | Newsletter - Projects

A “scandal”. That’s how a UK documentary described the use of illegal skin bleaching creams in South Africa, claiming a third of local women use them. But what’s the evidence?

AFRICA CHINA REPORTING PROJECT | Malawi bequeaths cotton production to Chinese firm

AFRICA CHINA REPORTING PROJECT | Malawi bequeaths cotton production to Chinese firm

by Tshepo Tshabalala | Jun 7, 2019 | Newsletter - Projects

Malawi has called in the Chinese to ramp up cotton production and they are making a big impact but at a cost, and skills transfers are not taking place

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