Power Reporting

Power Reporting

NEXT POWER REPORTING CONFERENCE: 28-30 October 2013

POWER REPORTING 2012
The 2012 Power Reporting - African Investigative Journalism Conference was a great success. We had nearly 300 attending. Participants were able to learn new skills and discuss stories with journalists from across the continent and speakers from around the world. Speakers' notes and links can be found on the speakers' notes page here.

The Carlos Cardoso lecture scripts can be found here, with audio recordings here. 

Watch video interviews with Gabriel Tabatcheik, Ying Chan and Bruce Whitfield: 

  



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Take a look at what we did in 2011:

Power Reporting: the African Investigative Journalism Conference is run by Wits Journalism in partnership with the Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR) and supported by the Valley Trust, the Open Society Foundation, the United States of America's Department of State and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung.  The conference forms part of the Global Investigative Journalism Network and is supported by Investigative Reporters and Editors (US) and the Centre for Investigative Journalism (UK)

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