by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
By Mr Nkosana Dube Government officials, international partners, newsroom leaders and journalism educators convened at the Bronte Hotel for Zimbabwe’s first National Research Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Journalism Education, signalling a decisive shift...
by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
By Sharon Kyatusimiire, Peninah Nalubega, Chisomo Sumani, Anthony Kizza, and Bill Dan Arnold Borodi After three years, the EU-funded project CoMMPASS (Communicating Migration and Mobility: E-Learning Programs and Newsroom Applications for Sub-Saharan Africa) is coming...
by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
Across Africa, from bustling metropolitan universities to smaller regional campuses, journalism classrooms are grappling with a pressing question: what does excellence look like in a rapidly changing media landscape? A recent study published in Journalism & Mass...
by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
By Enock Sithole A new mentorship-driven fellowship aimed at strengthening climate change reporting in South Africa has been launched by Fossil Free South Africa (FFSA), in response to what its founders describe as a “dire” state of climate journalism in the country....
by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
By Enock Sithole The East African Communication Association (EACA) will host its 16th conference in Kenya, with organisers promising a broad, cross-cutting conversation on media innovation, peace journalism, digital inequality and policy impact. The conference,...
by Ajen admin | Mar 8, 2026 | articles
As the digital divide shifts from access to agency, the upcoming South African Communications Association (SACOMM) 2026 conference is set to tackle the rise of “techno-feudalism” and its impact on the Global South. In an interview with AJENda, Wits Centre...
