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Young people shaping a new food revolution in Zimbabwe

Nigeria · Nigeria

Young people shaping a new food revolution in Zimbabwe

For some participants, this was their first experience with graduating – an occasion greeted with applause and cheer. It was the Urban Futures Advanced Certificate in Green Technologies and Sustainable Food Systems graduation ceremony recently held in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. The course these young graduates had followed was part of our Urban Futures program, which aims to make food systems in cities more sustainable, resilient, and reliant on clim…See the Story

Journalist Safety Urgent Care Helpline Responds to Growing Threats

Freelancers · United States

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Full Story from PEN america The post Journalist Safety Urgent Care Helpline Responds to Growing Threats appeared first on Foley Foundation.See the Story

ACRP supports 10 young journalists to attend the 2024 African Investigative Journalism Conference

Johannesburg · Johannesburg

ACRP supports 10 young journalists to attend the 2024 African Investigative Journalism Conference

The Africa-China Reporting Project (ACRP), a project of the Wits Centre for Journalism, supported ten journalists under the age of 30 to attend the 2024 African Investigative Journalism Conference at Wits University in Johannesburg. These keen young journalists demonstrated strong enthusiasm to expanded on their journalistic skills and knowledge, while engaging and networking with fellow journalism and media professionals on the continent and ab…See the Story

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Handbook: Responsible Reporting on Whistleblowing (Download)

South Africa · South Africa

Handbook: Responsible Reporting on Whistleblowing (Download)

This handbook is designed for journalists, editors, and anyone working in a newsroom. It provides an introduction and guide to responsible and ethical practices for reporting on stories that involve information or disclosures that might be described as ‘whistleblowing’. While most whistleblowing guides focus on supporting and protecting potentially vulnerable informants, this handbook considers the role of journalism in not only protecting its s…See the Story

Green Media Accelerator Launched In Nairobi To Drive Sustainable Media Innovation

Nairobi · Nairobi

Green Media Accelerator Launched In Nairobi To Drive Sustainable Media Innovation

[Nairobi, Kenya, 25 March 2025] – The Consortium for Human Rights and Media (CHARM), through three of its partners – the Wits Centre for Journalism, Fojo Media Institute, and Magamba Network – is excited to announce the launch of the Green Media Accelerator. Happening at Aga Khan University from the 26th – 28th March 2025, the Accelerator is a first of its kind intensive African bootcamp on environmental reporting, climate justice, investigative…See the Story

Dehli-based photographer speaks at WCJ

Delhi, India · Delhi

Dehli-based photographer speaks at WCJ

The Wits Centre for Journalism and Wits Department of Sociology hosted internationally acclaimed Delhi-based photographer Ishan Tankha at a postgraduate seminar at the Centre. From left, Beauregard Tromp (WCJ), Ishan Tankha (photogapher), Prof Srila Roy (Wits Sociology), and Prof Dilip Menon (Wits International Relations). Photo: Nausheen Khan Drawing on stories and experiences from his illustrious career as an independant photographer, featur…See the Story

The impact of floods on disabled people in northern Nigeria

Sokoto · Sokoto

The impact of floods on disabled people in northern Nigeria

Heavy rains and a failed irrigation project have led to floods along rivers in Sokoto state, disproportionately impacting people with mobility issues. This article was developed through an Africa-China Reporting Project grant, a project of the Wits Centre for Journalism, in collaboration with Dialogue Earth. First published in Dialogue Earth, under the Reporting Climate Change in Africa collaborative initiative. By Tunde Omolehin (Nigeria) Abdul…See the Story

Around Burundi’s largest lake, women and children bear the brunt of floods

Burundi · Burundi

Around Burundi’s largest lake, women and children bear the brunt of floods

Burundi's annual rainfall may increase this century due to more high-intensity rainfall events, increasing the risk of landslides and other related disasters. Experts say more must be done to build resilience especially among women and children.See the Story

Eroding homes: Ghana’s disappearing coastal communities

Eroding homes: Ghana’s disappearing coastal communities

Rising seas and erosion put Ghana's coastal communities at risk, displacing residents and destroying heritage sites. Solutions like sea walls and nature-based solutions, including mangrove restoration, are critical but face challenges in implementation.See the Story