Reporting the Pan African Parliament

On behalf of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) and the Pan African Parliament, frayintermedia conducted a half-day training course on 6 November 2009 for journalists covering the First Ordinary Session of the Second Pan African Parliament.
The training looked at the role of journalists in a democracy and approaches to parliamentary reporting. Its prime [...]

Holding Politicians Accountable

HOLDING POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE: REPORTING ON THE 2009 ELECTION & BEYOND
You are invited to attend a free one-day seminar series on March 4 at Hackle Brooke, Johannesburg.
- Resurgent inter-party violence in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape.
- Political leaders turning the heat up with hate speech against their adversaries.
- South Africa’s huddled masses competing [...]

Attend the Journalism Dialogues, Pretoria: Has the media treated Jacob Zuma fairly?

Does the media ignore the plight of the poor?

The Journalism Dialogues come to East London
The Frere Hospital baby deaths scandal raised awareness about the huge challenges faced by under-serviced parts of the country such as the Eastern Cape.
What is the role of the media in highlighting the stories affecting the poor?
Do media focus on the affluent in a bid to increase advertising [...]