Sticks & Stones: Journalism and Hate Speech in South Africa
“I realise that when reporting, I walk with a stoop now, bent from the world as if to protect myself. … Continue reading Sticks & Stones: Journalism and Hate Speech in South Africa
Tag: Journalism
ON THE CLOCK: THE FUTURE OF (SELFIE) JOURNALISM
I have been thinking about my chosen profession recently. In fact for the past 14 years. Each day I have … Continue reading ON THE CLOCK: THE FUTURE OF (SELFIE) JOURNALISM
HEALTHY SUCCESS: WHEN LOOSING MAKES US ALL WINNERS
‘The art of living is neither careless drifting nor fearful clinging. It consists in being open and wholly receptive to each moment’ Alan Watts Continue reading HEALTHY SUCCESS: WHEN LOOSING MAKES US ALL WINNERS
WHAT’S NEWS TO YOU? LESSONS FROM A 13 YEAR OLD JOURNALIST
This month on September 11 I marked 13 years as a journalist. So I thought I should dedicate this … Continue reading WHAT’S NEWS TO YOU? LESSONS FROM A 13 YEAR OLD JOURNALIST
QUIET DIPLOMACY : MY SECRET LOVE AFFAIR WITH WEST AFRICA
30-LOVE ” You will look back at this and be proud of yourself, you will come out of this stronger and … Continue reading QUIET DIPLOMACY : MY SECRET LOVE AFFAIR WITH WEST AFRICA
JOURNALISM: MA RAISON D’ETRE
Any journalist would know the basic core questions which must be answered in any news story: Who said (did) … Continue reading JOURNALISM: MA RAISON D’ETRE
The Second Sex: “Editor calls for A Skills Audit for SA’s Journalists”
03 October 2013. After reading Simone de Beauvoir’s seminal feminist book, The Second Sex, I was quite dumbfounded; unable to … Continue reading The Second Sex: “Editor calls for A Skills Audit for SA’s Journalists”
More ZEN less PH0BIA
11. May. That date brings so many memories. I recall them today because it was a day of paradoxes … Continue reading More ZEN less PH0BIA
