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#StopOnlineViolenceAgainstWomenJourno’s: Culton Scovia Nakamya

#StopOnlineViolenceAgainstWomenJourno’s: Culton Scovia Nakamya

by Aphiwe Kunene | Mon, Dec, 2022 | Change voices, Our work, Story, Uncategorised

In a vicious game to scorn and discredit African women journalists, award-winning Ugandan journalist and women’s rights advocate Culton Scovia Nakamya says gender and even tribe become fair game for online trolls in their work to push women journalists to self-censor.

African digital media undervalued

African digital media undervalued

by Aphiwe Kunene | Mon, Mar, 2022 | News and Insights, Story

The idea that South Africa does not have capacity or knowledge is a myth. That is according to South African born biotech billionaire Dr Patrick Soon-Shiong.

fraycollege launches Inaugural Occupational Certificate – a South African first

fraycollege launches Inaugural Occupational Certificate – a South African first

by Frayintermedia | Fri, Feb, 2022 | Change voices, News and Insights, Story

The fraycollege occupational certificate in journalism that launched on February 14 deals with the needs of a sector in disruption, said fraycollege CEO Paula Fray.

New forms of advertising raise questions about journalism integrity

New forms of advertising raise questions about journalism integrity

by Michelle A. Amazeen | Tue, Feb, 2022 | Change voices, News and Insights

Mainstream news media outlets have, in recent years, begun to create advertisements that look like news articles on their websites and on social media. My research raises questions about whether this modern form of advertising might influence those outlets’ real journalism.

Botswana media opposition leads to law rewrite

Botswana media opposition leads to law rewrite

by Aphiwe Kunene | Tue, Feb, 2022 | Change voices, News and Insights, Story

The Botswana government has amended the controversial Criminal Procedure and Evidence (Controlled Investigation) Bill which is legislation journalists feared would muzzle free speech and tighten the vice on the press.

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