Invisible scars: Cost of covering traumatic stories
Nelly Ating has been documenting the plight of child victims of Boko Haram, in
Journalism, bullets and trauma: Lessons from Uganda’s
Culton Scovia Nakamya, a reporter at BBS Television in Uganda, was the only female journalist on
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Janet Otieno was editing the final page of a magazine for the Citizen, a
Reflections on Sexual Harassment and a WIN-IFRA
Sexual harassment continues to rear its ugly head in the workplace, thereby becoming an
Bravo AWiM! You are the Dose I’ve
My story started late at night when I received a late night call from
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“Life is a test, never give up” Journalism is not for a faint heart!
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There is no lie in the claim that social media is a power tool
To Think I Almost Missed #RCCE2020
To think I almost missed this training! I heard about AWiM’s RCCE programme through a forwarded WhatsApp message in one of
Her Media Diary Podcast Episode 2: Ruona
In this episode with Emmy-nominated journalist, Ruona J. Meyer, we talk investigative journalism, how to pitch yourself and your stories, and
The AWIM Awards & Agenda 2063: A
A new Africa beckons, one that fosters high visibility, maximum impact and borderless bonds.
Event highlights approaches to fighting misinformation in
In July, journalists across Africa gathered in Nairobi, Kenya to showcase the reporting produced