African Investigative Journalism Conference 2024: Sustainability, Climate Change and AI
Session on sustainability will focus on preparing the “perfect pitch, mobilising funding, and ways of looking at different funding models”, according to Tromp.
Session on sustainability will focus on preparing the “perfect pitch, mobilising funding, and ways of looking at different funding models”, according to Tromp.
By Ejiro Umukoro
. . . and why the onus to protect African cultures, identities and indigenousness is up to Africans to define and take action.
. . .a charter to ending violence against women journalists in Nigeria and across the globe.
Written by ERU
Women journalists worldwide are facing increasing violence, harassment, and intimidation, threatening their safety and freedom to report.
According to a LightRay! Media’s investigation into the rising trend, female journalists are more likely to experience physical and emotional harm, including sexual harassment and assault. Online harassment, discrimination, and marginalization are also pervasive.
Defying time, Cécile’s and Margaret Inspiring stories of resilience prove that age is but a number as they shatter age-long myths about being a Centinarian.
This special focus by LightRay! shows why an unstoppable spirit is not bound by time or social boxes whether they are real or imagined.
In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a significant surge in the adoption and utilization of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-powered chatbox and tools, transforming the way individuals, businesses, and organizations interact and access information. The proliferation of smartphones and internet penetration has created a fertile ground for AI-driven solutions to thrive, addressing various socio-economic challenges and improving lives.
By Ejiro Umukoro
By Surabhi Shrivastava
By Ejiro Umukoro
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