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The First Step of Many: How Young Women Can Make Their Mark in Journalism

The First Step of Many: How Young Women Can Make Their Mark in Journalism

by Aarti Bhana | Fri, Jan, 2024 | News and Insights, Story

A guide for young women seeking a career in the field of journalism, with love from seniors.

Navigating the Future: Five Essential Skills for Journalists in 2024

Navigating the Future: Five Essential Skills for Journalists in 2024

by Paula Fray | Fri, Jan, 2024 | News and Insights, Story

Modern journalists must also arm themselves with additional skills to adeptly navigate the complexities of today’s media landscape.

Social media policies for journalists: dos and don’ts

Social media policies for journalists: dos and don’ts

by Aarti Bhana | Wed, Nov, 2023 | News and Insights, Story

Social media policy helps maintain journalistic integrity, but should not infringe on the journalists’ right to freedom of expression.

Community radio: young South Africans are helping shape the news through social media

Community radio: young South Africans are helping shape the news through social media

by The Conversation Africa | Fri, Nov, 2023 | News and Insights

Radio stations have embraced social media apps and are actively using them to shape content.

#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.

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