More Than a Workshop: How the CJID Campus Journalism Clinic Changed the Way I See Journalism
By Alhagie Omar Jallow I have attended workshops before and, like many student journalists, I usually arrive with a notebook,…
CJID Launches First-Ever Campus Reporting Initiative in Gambia
By Edward Dalliah, Jr The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has successfully launched its first-ever Campus Reporter Clinic…
ASUU strike stalls examination in Nigerian University
By Ololade Oludele An indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko…
My Personal experience from Campus Reporter’s Campus Journalism Clinic by Chrispin Agyekum
There’s a particular energy in a room full of student journalists; the kind of curiosity that doesn’t wait to be…
Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…
The unseen challenges behind covering news stories, by Faruq Ibrahim
The second month of my internship marked a significant transition from routine newsroom responsibilities to active field reporting. On what…
CJID holds 52nd Campus Reporter Clinic in Ghana, trains students in digital journalism
By Pearl Asante and Regina Kevi The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has trained students from tertiary institutions…
NextGen Internship: Building skills, story by story, by Rahab Yusuf
The second month of my NextGen internship under the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) continues to broaden my…
Next-Gen Intern’s Diary: Learning, Reporting, and Telling Stories that Matter, by Habibat Muhammad Sani
My third month in the Next Gen Internship Programme has been both intense and eye-opening. At this stage, the experience…
Next Gen Internship: Learning to beat time without compromising accuracy, by Dauda Musbau
If there’s one thing I have learned during my internship at the Tribune Online, it’s that journalism is a race…
More Than a Workshop: How the CJID Campus Journalism Clinic Changed the Way I See Journalism
By Alhagie Omar Jallow I have attended workshops before and, like many student journalists, I usually arrive with a notebook,…
Locked Doors and Blackouts: How My Final Month at ABS Prepared Me for the Realities of Journalism by Abigail Mbah
On the morning of 19th July, I walked into the station ready to start the day as usual. I was…