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Lessons for Women in Media from Paula Fray
Navigating the business world presents unique challenges for women, especially in leadership positions within media. From overcoming gender biases to balancing personal and professional responsibilities, women often face hurdles that require...
Reporting on Suicides: A Journalist’s Guide
Suicide is a profoundly sensitive topic that demands careful and ethical reporting. Journalists hold the power to influence public perception and mental health outcomes through their coverage. Inaccurate or sensationalist reporting can lead to...
3 Key Insights into Effective Climate Change Communications in Africa
Climate change communication is critical in Africa, where over 110 million people are directly affected by climate-related hazards. Despite contributing less than 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, the continent faces disproportionate harm,...
Media Management course hailed as “career-changing”
Participants in fraycollege’s recent edition of the online Media Management course have hailed it as “career-changing” and are recommending it to aspiring and current African media leaders. fraycollege, through the Wits Centre for Journalism,...
World Press Freedom Day Highlights Challenges and Opportunities for Journalism
World Press Freedom Day is a global occasion for journalists and media professionals to reflect on the challenges and opportunities in the industry, particularly in maintaining societal relevance and economic sustainability. Lars Tallert, the Head...
Life after flagship Occupational Journalism Certificate: What some of our students are up to now
fraycollege recently held a thrilling graduation ceremony for its Occupational Journalist Certificate students. fraycollege recently celebrated the success of its Occupational Journalist certificate (OJ) course with a thrilling graduation ceremony....
Five Key Lessons from the Revenue Generation for African Newsrooms Workshop
Financial sustainability is one of the biggest issues currently facing media newsrooms. To keep their doors open and produce good quality journalism, newsrooms need to think innovatively about revenue generation. To help with this, fraycollege, in...
fraycollege and partners offer free online workshop on revenue generation for African newsrooms
In today's world, where technology is advancing rapidly and media consumption patterns are constantly changing, it has become increasingly crucial for newsrooms to be sustainable. To address this need, fraycollege in collaboration with Wits Centre...
Celebrating Success: First Occupational Journalism Certificate Graduation Ceremony
Our graduating students were the first to study under this new journalism qualification. fraycollege is thrilled to announce the upcoming graduation ceremony for our Occupational Journalism (OJ) Certificate course. This momentous occasion marks the...
#InternationalWomensDay: 4 Ways fraycollege invests in women
It's International Women’s Day! This year’s UN theme, “Invest in women: Accelerate progress”, highlights the essential and inseparable roles of decent work and gender equality. Gender equality and women’s well-being are crucial to creating a...
Open mind & heart vital for reporting religion
Freelance journalist, photographer and documentary filmmaker Yazeed Kamaldien
Climate change a critical topic for Africa’s media landscape
Award-winning Annonciata Byukusenge tells us why the story climate change is critical for Africa’s media.
10 reasons why African media should use AI
African media can benefit greatly from using AI, from automating routine tasks to enhancing storytelling and improving audience engagement.
Finding truth in trending tweets
Ghanaian journalist Jonas Nyabor, working with Dubawa Ghana, won the inaugural Fact Check of the Year by a Professional Fact Checker award at the Africa Fact-Checking Awards for his report on a trending Twitter campaign #JusticeForAlbert. He told fraycollege why he became a fact-checker.
Fact-checking the Tweets
Kunle Adebajo, the Investigations Editor at HumAngle and Editor-in-Chief, of Punocracy, was awarded the winner of Fact Check of the Year by a Working Journalist at the Ninth Annual African Fact Check Awards in Kenya at the end of 2022.
Personal & unfiltered, Des Latham makes #SpotifyWrapped Top 10 for 2022
Last week, our Introduction to Podcasting facilitator Des Latham’s very own podcast series History of South Africa made it into the Spotify Top 10 for 2022. We sat down with Latham to find out what the benefits of podcasting are, and how one can...
AIP wins US Embassy grant to build community media sustainability
Press Statement The Association of Independent Publishers (AIP), a community print and online membership-based organisation, is proud to announce that it has won a grant from the US Embassy. The project will boost the sustainability of community...
#JournalismTalks: Are Queer stories visible enough in mainstream media?
October is Africa Pride Month, a time to celebrate the progress that Queer communities have made within the continent, and a time to reflect and discuss how Queer stories are narrated in mainstream media.
Breaking stereotypes about Africa, one TikTok at a time
As part of our Fav of the Week, fraycollege spoke to the Nigerian content creator about her videos, and becoming the West African winner of the 2022 Tik Tok Baraza Creator Competition.
Be ready for a world where content is king
This certificate replaces the old Journalism Certificate and was created by those who hire know content best– editors – specifically the South African National Editor’s Forum (SANEF) to address the skills needs in newsrooms.
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