by Ajen admin | Jul 21, 2026 | articles
By Christopher Chanco How has Europe sought to promote anti-migration narratives in order to control the mobility of African populations? Julia Van Dessel’s doctoral thesis L’immobilisation pour horizon. Fabrique et enjeux d’un instrument européen de dissuasion...
by Ajen admin | Jul 21, 2026 | articles
By Susanne Fengler In an era of polycrisis, polarisation and digital upheaval, the media usage patterns of audiences are also undergoing profound changes. News avoidance and news fatigue are increasingly raising questions about citizens’ social and political...
by Ajen admin | Jul 20, 2026 | articles, events
By Kemiso Yasmine Wessie Every one of Amahle-Imvelo “Jaxx” Jaxa’s videos starts with a simple, familiar and unmistakably South African greeting: “Howzit.” Whether she’s unpacking the national Budget Speech, the State of the Nation Address, tensions between Iran,...
by Ajen admin | Jul 20, 2026 | articles
By Dr Enock Sithole When political transitions stall and democratic institutions come under pressure, one profession often finds itself on the front line: journalism. That is the lesson emerging from Guinea-Bissau, where months of political uncertainty following the...
by Ajen admin | Jul 20, 2026 | articles, events
Journalism and communication academics from the continent are packing their bags for the 2026 edition of the annual roundtable of the African Journalism Education Network (AJEN) to be held in Mauritius under the theme Reimagining African journalism education in a time...
