Pegasus: The real enemy of free speech and journalism
Journalists, civil activists, and human rights lawyers in Jordan were recently targeted by the notorious spyware. How worried should we be?
100 years of radio in Africa: from propaganda to people’s power
Radio is “overwhelmingly the most common source for news” in most African countries, a 2022 survey found.
Taking responsibility: protecting personal information during elections
Political parties campaigning during elections can access a trove of personal information, but we should ensure they do so ethically and responsibly.
Protecting journalists in Gaza is a responsibility for all journalists
South African journalists have organised a vigil for reporters killed in Gaza and to bring attention to the plight of those remaining.
The First Step of Many: How Young Women Can Make Their Mark in Journalism
A guide for young women seeking a career in the field of journalism, with love from seniors.
Weaver Press is closing – how one small, brave Zimbabwean publisher made a difference
In its 25 years, especially through its short story anthologies, Weaver Press provided a platform that helped establish a new generation of Zimbabwean writers.