Her Media Diary Episode 9: Julia Majale
In this episode of #HerMediaDiary Kenyan journalist, Julia Majale talks about her journey to
Why I traded my stethoscope for a
Dr Mercy Korir talks to Sharon Barang’a about why she left clinical practice to
We couldn’t find suitable internships, so we
Three years ago, three university students were at the cusp of their journalism careers, looking forward
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
Pandemic took away my paycheck, but brightened
Janet Otieno was editing the final page of a magazine for the Citizen, a
Press Release: Eight African Journalists win US
18 December 2020 – After battling it out in the Labour Migration Reporting awards,
Bravo AWiM! You are the Dose I’ve
My story started late at night when I received a late night call from
If they are unable to see your
“Life is a test, never give up” Journalism is not for a faint heart!
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My Journey of Journalism Transformation has just
As I walk through Lindi area of Kibra, the largest slum in Kenya and
How Social Media Introduced Me to AWiM
There is no lie in the claim that social media is a power tool
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