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Investigative Journalism (AIJC) 2026: Africa-China relations...

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As a prelude to the African Conference on Investigative Journalism (AIJC), scheduled for 10-12 November 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya, the Wits Centre for Journalism launched a two-day workshop on African-China relations on Sunday, 8 November. The workshop is a continuation of the work carried out in March 2026, in collaboration with the EJICOM School of Journalism. This first initiative allowed African journalists to produce articles about the African…
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As a prelude to the African Conference on Investigative Journalism (AIJC), scheduled for 10-12 November 2026 in Nairobi, Kenya, the Wits Centre for Journalism launched a two-day workshop on African-China relations on Sunday, 8 November. The workshop is a continuation of the work carried out in March 2026, in collaboration with the EJICOM School of Journalism. This first initiative allowed African journalists to produce articles about the African…

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DAKARACTU.COM broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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