Jaigris Hodson, Royal Roads University and Andrea Galizia, Royal Roads University The spread of misinformation is a major problem impacting …
Media owners, managers need to push back against State interference whatever the risks
By Edris Kiggundu The suspension of two journalists at Baba TV over their satirical criticism of Parliament has exposed the …
Prioritising mental health in the newsroom: How to create a culture of well-being
By Naseem S. Miller, The Journalist’s Resource January 20, 2023 About a decade ago, Dave Seglins covered the trial of …
Should journalists go slow on using the word allegedly?
By Margaret Vuchiri-Alumai The use of the words alleged and allegedly is so ubiquitous in news reports, particularly in stories …
Women’s voices are missing in the media – including them could generate billions in income
Ylva Rodny-Gumede, University of Johannesburg How can the news media represent women’s voices better? The answer might be in a …
Lessons from the court’s decision about Uganda’s computer misuse law
By Kenneth Ntende Uganda’s Constitutional Court on 10 January 2023 declared section 25 of the Computer Misuse Act of 2011 …
With the consumer at the centre, journalism will survive
By Collins Hinamundi On 30 November 2022, Next Media Services (NMS), the company that owns NBS TV, laid off more …
Covering Africa in a rapidly evolving digital landscape
It is a very tough time to be a journalist. It is a very challenging time for the media. I’m not …