Women’s voices are missing in the media – including them could generate billions in income
Women need to be included in each step in the news value chain, whether in leadership, news production or consumption.
What will 2023 bring for African media ?
What can African publishers consider to get ahead of the digital curve in 2023? Here is a round up of what to look out for.
Something new for SABC viewers: a 24-hour news channel in all local languages
The SABC plans to launch the new channel this year, and it will be available on DTT and SABC+, but some considerations are still needed.
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Frayintermedia’s CEO’s podcast on SA history ranked one on Apple Podcasts.
#StopOnlineViolenceAgainstWomenJourno’s: Comfort Mussa
Comfort Mussa, a prolific, multi-award-winning journalist with a keen eye for stories that expose social injustice, says, though online violence is a challenging part of the profession she stays because people like her remain the voice of the voiceless.
#StopOnlineViolenceAgainstWomenJourno’s: Silindelo Masikane
South African broadcast journalist Silindelo Masikane has been bullied online and is a target of threats of violence. She says harassment is part of the job of reporting in Africa.