RJR edition 33

ARTICLES

EDITORIAL
by Anthea Garman

Young and Mediated

Voice and agency in post-apartheid South African media by Herman Wasserman and Anthea Garman
Born free without a cause by Vanessa Malila
‘Our turn to eat’: South Africa’s acquisitive society by Jonathan Jansen
Afrikaner adolescents’ identity struggles in post-apartheid South Africa by Charl Alberts
Young Ozzies in a digiworld by James Arvanitakis
Youth and social media in Nigeria by Tolu Ogunlesi
In search of the Holy Grail: youth media consumption and the construction of citizenship by Lynette Steenveld
Absent voices: children in the media by William Bird
Giving young people a voice: Yes. But do they read what we write about their schools? by Victoria John
Inspiring young people to empower themselves: an effective framework to develop civic identity in South Africa by Martin Scholtz
Community media and youth: Do more. Enjoy more freedom. by Bongi Bozo and Aniela Batschari
The triteness of knowing by Nomalanga Mkhize
Review: Gone for a badass song by Annetjie van Wynegaard

Regulation, Ethics, Accountability

Journalism in the global agenda by Guy Berger
Not just another media index: the African Media Barometer by Mareike le Pelley
Media faces accountability surgery in Brics countries by Shakuntala Rao
Media ownership and transparency by Reg Rumney
The journalism of self preservation (keeping jobs and making money) by Jacinta Maweu
A crisis of credibility by Geoffrey Kamadi
New and narrow: free expression in South Sudan by Tom Rhodes
Reporting religion by Yazeed Kamaldien
Freedom for some by Yazeed Kamaldien and Elisa di Benedetto
Needed: a broader view of accountability by Steven Friedman
The British tabloid press, Lord Justice Leveson, and lessons for elsewhere by John Mair
This could be the community media’s moment by Jane Duncan
Regulating social media, regulating life (and lives) by Yik Chan Chin
Defamation détente Gorbachev glasnost perestroika invasion of privacy by Strato Copteros
Walking the (social media) line by Jude Mathurine
Mobile technology moving past the gatekeepers by Gavin Davis
Africa Check by Julian Rademeyer
Putting dissent on hold by Anne Wolf
Special Health Journalism Focus: Veracity, transparency and inclusivity plus engagement and empowerment
by Harry Dugmore and Jade Smith

Notes from the Cutting Edge

What is multimedia by David Campbell
Digital and the desire for long form journalism by David Campbell
Review: Social media for journalists unpacked by Jude Mathurine
The rise of social media in Africa by Indra de Lanerolle
Chungking Mansions and the African telecommunications boom by Simon Allison
M-Farm and iCow: this is the world of appy agriculture by Joel Macharia
Review: Interrogating the impact of new media in Africa by Tallulah Habib
Big Brother too: new tech tools for hacks, whistle-blowers and activists by Adam Clayton Powell III
Buzzing about data journalism by Raymond Joseph
Great Data stories by Margaret Renn
Baited by junk news: click on this! by Brett Lock

The Marikana Aftermath

Imagining a way forward after Marikana by Niren Tolsi
Lives shaped by mines and migrancy from the Khulumani Support Group workshop
The language of listening by Herman Wasserman
Waiting to be heard: voices from Marikana by Peter Alexander, Thapelo Lekgowa, Botsang Mmope, Luke Sinwell and Bongani Xezwi
The right to peaceful protest is dying in South Africa by Stuart Thembisile Lewis
Media in Mozambique

Media in Mozambique edited by Vanessa Malila

Imprensa e poder politico em Moçambique por Mario de Fonseca

O debate – direito á informaçao por Ernesto C Nhanale

A luta contra a probreza absoluta por Constantino Luciano Gemusse

Last Word

Rewriting the African editorial narrative by Peter Horrocks