The media
Zuma speech in UK Parliament
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- 05 March 2010
Read the full text of South African President Jacob Zuma’s keynote address to British parliamentarians at the Palace of Westminster in London on 4 March 2010.
• SA to strengthen ties with Britain
Social ad campaign for SA
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- 03 March 2010
The Get Wildly Creative About South Africa online advertising contest aims to inspire South Africans to get together as a nation, use their creativity and come up with ways to promote the country as a vibrant destination ahead of the World Cup.
• Brand SA unveils 2010 campaign
Africa science reporting shapes up
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- 02 March 2010
Science journalists in Africa and the Middle East are to benefit from an ongoing mentoring programme set up by the World Federation of Science Journalists with the support of the
• Reshaping reportage on Africa
The media and open justice
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- 16 February 2010
The media and the judiciary are the two pillars supporting South Africa’s constitutional democracy, inextricably connected institutions that, without each other, would be unable to perform their crucial democratic function, writes South African Chief Justice Sandile Ngcobo.
• Reshaping reportage on Africa
Final call for journalism award
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- 16 February 2010
The University of the Witwatersrand’s Investigative Journalism Workshop, in conjunction with the Valley Trust, is launching its last call for entries for South Africa’s biggest journalism award, the Taco Kuiper Award.
• Dual degrees from Wits, Columbia
State of the Nation 2010
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- 12 February 2010
Read the full text of South African President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation Address, delivered to Parliament on the evening of 11 February 2010.
• Zuma welcomes the world at Davos
Dual degrees from Wits, Columbia
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- 05 February 2010
The Department of Journalism at Johannesburg's University of the Witwatersrand has announced a new dual-degree programme with the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia University in New York, allowing students to study and receive degrees from both institutions.
• Reshaping reportage on Africa
