The 2024 conference will take place at the Science Stadium, West Campus at the Witwatersrand University and will include talks, panel discussions, masterclasses, workshops, and networking sessions.
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The conference, packed with a schedule of interesting themes, promises to be a gathering of leading investigative journalists, experts, and stakeholders in the field, who are all united by a shared commitment to advancing investigative journalism and promoting transparency and accountability in Africa.
Meanwhile, over 150 speakers across different fields of journalism in Africa and beyond are expected to share insights into relevant topics crafted for this year’s conference.The major themes scheduled for #AIJC2024 includes data journalism, cyber and crypto crime, cultural art and NFT investigations, the safety of journalists, and health investigations.Support journalism driven by facts, created by Nigerians for Nigerians.
“Anas Anas has been at the forefront of undercover investigative journalism for more than two decades. Here he takes us behind the scenes into his latest investigation into modern-day slavery on the high seas and does a deep dive into undercover reporting techniques and practices,” the conference organisers said.
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