Wits Journalism's Investigative Journalism Workshop hosts the African Investigative Journalism Conference, which forms part of the Global Investigative Journalism Network.
At the event, African journalists can develop their skills from the expert knowledge of 40 speakers, across 60 sessions. The conference has something for everyone, be it tracing money, mapping or data visualisation, telling better stories or learning more about media law.
Highlights
New courses this year include making innovative documentaries for the web to be presented by French filmmaker Arnaud Dressen, while forensic accountant Raj Bairoliya will present a course on understanding company accounts for investigative journalists. Using social media for investigations, and its legal risks, will also feature.
For more, go to www.journalism.co.za/powerreporting.