Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Abuja — Three-day forum brings editors and journalists from five African countries together around evidence, reporting practice and safer-road policy. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) will today open a three-day African media forum on road safety in Abuja, bringing together editors, journalists, content creators and road…

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Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Africa: Nonprofits Spend Too Much Time Reporting to Funders – a Single Universal Template Could Help

Imagine being asked to prepare monthly reports that all demand their own classifications, measurement bases and templates. This is the reality that nonprofit organisations (NPOs) face across the world. In a recent paper, my co-authors and I present findings from interviews with 21 nonprofit stakeholders from South Africa, the UK, the US, Sweden and Uganda….

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Automating financial operations for faster, safer financial reporting

Automating financial operations for faster, safer financial reporting

R2R encompasses the entire financial close cycle – from recording transactions to reporting financial results. (Image: MoData) South African businesses are under pressure to deliver financial results faster while maintaining absolute accuracy and compliance. In industries like financial services, retail, telco and gaming, the volume and complexity of transactions have soared, making manual spreadsheet-based reconciliations…

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Crypto Asset Service Providers: The Travel Rule and Regulatory Reporting

Crypto Asset Service Providers: The Travel Rule and Regulatory Reporting

Crypto assets broaden opportunities in the transaction environment but also pose significant money laundering and terrorist financing risks due to their ease of availability, use, anonymity, and decentralised nature. The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) classified the overall inherent risks of money laundering for crypto asset service providers (CASPs) in South Africa as “high” following a…

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Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Africa: Experts Urge Africa to Invest in Digital Infrastructure for Ethical Migration Reporting

African governments and development partners have been urged to increase investment in digital infrastructure to support inclusive e-learning and strengthen ethical migration reporting across the continent. The call was made this week at the 3rd International CoMMPASS Conference, hosted by Uganda Christian University (UCU), which brought together journalists, educators, students and policymakers to discuss responsible…

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Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Africa: Hype and Western Values Are Shaping AI Reporting in Africa – What Needs to Change

News media shape public understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and influence how society interacts with these technologies. For many people, especially those who have not sought more knowledge about AI elsewhere, media platforms are a primary source of information. This is particularly significant in Africa, where historical and socioeconomic contexts like colonial legacies and uneven…

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Who, CJID Convene African Editors to Develop Road Safety Reporting Guidelines

Africa: Afrec Empowers South Africa to Strengthen Energy Data Statistics Reporting

Johannesburg — The African Energy Commission (AFREC) has concluded a three-day technical training workshop in South Africa aimed at enhancing the country’s capacity to compile and manage comprehensive national energy statistics, a significant step toward strengthening energy data management in Southern Africa. Held from 30 July to 1 August 2025, the training targeted national focal…

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