Date: Monday to Wednesday, 1st - 3rd November

Venue: FNB Building, Wits University West Campus

Cost: R2000, with discounts for early and block bookings

Bursaries: for South African journalism students

Three days of intensive debate, workshops and skills training for investigative journalists, journalism students and anyone interested in developing their investigative skills.

This year's conference will highlight narrative journalism - how to tell your story, in print, online and on radio.

Support for journalists from other African countries is available through FAIR http://www.fairreporters.org/

Power Reporting 2009 was a great success. More people than ever attended, arriving from around Africa. Every talk, debate and course was full.

Just some of your comments:

"It was an opportunity to meet people and a get a feel for the industry in Africa and the rest of the world. "

"Excellent work." "Good stuff." "I think it was superb." "It's brilliant."

"Year after year the event is the best"

Several of the speakers provided us with handouts and tipsheets that can be found in the Toolkit.

Power Reporting is jointly organised by Wits Journalism and the Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR). It is a part of the Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN). It receives financial support from the Open Society (OSI), the Valley Trust, the Konrad-Adenauer Stiftung and the French Embassy. Partners include the Institute for the Advancement of Journalism in Johannesburg (IAJ), International Reporters and Editors in the United States (IRE), and the Centre for Investigative Journalism in London (CIJ).