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fraycollege and partners offer free online workshop on revenue generation for African newsrooms
Celebrating Success: First Occupational Journalism Certificate Graduation Ceremony
#InternationalWomensDay: 4 Ways fraycollege invests in women
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Finding truth in trending tweets
Fact-checking the Tweets
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AIP wins US Embassy grant to build community media sustainability
#JournalismTalks: Are Queer stories visible enough in mainstream media?
Breaking stereotypes about Africa, one TikTok at a time
Be ready for a world where content is king
#JournalismTalks: Telling stories of Arts, Culture, and Heritage
Make sure you’re an obvious match for employees
What to study is a big decision, make sure you study the most up-to-date qualifications possible. The Quality Council of Trade and Occupations (QCTO) was created to oversee the quality of ALL occupational qualifications. It is now making its impact felt. If you are smart for 2023, get an occupational qualification. The Occupational Certificate: Journalist.
Intro to Media Management: Building Africa’s journalism leadership!
Behind the stories: A trip to the biggest print news publication in South Africa
65 years later… Is it still relevant to commemorate Women’s Month?
Reporting on Gender
In the spirit of Women’s Month, fraycollege hosted a #JournalismTalks Twitter space on August 11th called Reporting on Gender, which looked at reporting gender, with a specific focus on how women politicians are represented in the media, how gender is represented in the media, and how the media can improve its coverage when it comes to gender issues.
Alumni
Slindile Khanyile
Khanyile is the editor and co-founder of Umbele, an isiZulu online business publication. She says a few months after attending the course, she was appointed editor of Isolezwe newspaper, the flagship isiZulu publication of Independent Media. She has also worn the hats of a financial journalist and sportswriter.
Brenda Leonard
Nwabisa Makunga
fraycollege alumnus Nwabisa Makunga is the editor of Sowetan newspaper, a position she stepped into as the effects of the global Covid-19 pandemic were starting to be felt in South Africa. Nwabisa is no stranger to working under immense pressure, but nothing could prepare her for sitting at the helm of one of South Africa’s largest newspapers amid a global health crisis.
Slindile Khanyile
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