RJR edition 27

ARTICLES

• Editorial: Intermediating Africa
• Contributers
• Africa at the World Editors' Forum
  • Information in search of a market by Cheriff Moumina Sy
  • Pictures to tell African stories by Finbarr O'Reilly
  • The anti-insult laws campaign and the Declaration of Table Mountain
  • The wild wild web by Kim Gurney
  • Mario Vargas Llosa in conversation with Alejandro Miro Quesada
  • Avatar Adam helps Reuters get a (second) life by Anne Taylor
  • We do read! says Mario Garcia
• Africa = Hot!
  An African photographic project on global warming sponsored by World Press Photo
• Spinning straw men: when science writing goes wrong
    by Leonie Joubert
• Of big pharmaceuticals, preventable deaths and wonder pills
   by Evelyn Groenink
• Learnership programmes for young journalists
  • Learning about learning by Gwen Ansell
  • Jumping through hoops by Paddi Clay
• Clickety Clict! Meeting the challenges of writing about technology
   by Anne Taylor
• Judges and journalists
   by Anton Harber
• The World Journalism Education Conference
  • Education is a spring… it bubbles by Guy Berger
  • Two issues, two groups by Jeanne du Toit
• The World Summit on Media and Children
  • Giving children a voice by Jeanne Prinsloo
• Distinctly African or dimly African: a reflection on black journalism in South Africa since 1994 by Simphiwe Sesanti
• The Sunday Times Heritage Project
  • Goodbye to big men on bronze horses by Charlotte Bauer
• Special focus on Angolan media
  • Angola in 2007: better media, safer for journalists, but still fragile by Justin Pearce
  • Breve olhar sobre al lei de imprensa de Anacleta Pereira
    (A brief look into the new press law by Anacleta Pereira)
  • Camatondo: the mirror of our lives by Inês Filipa José
  • Imprensa comunitaria: voz dos 'sem voz'? de José Paulo
    (Community press: voice of the voiceless? by José Paulo)
  • Mó Kamba reaches the youth by Gary Mundy, Cândido Mendes and Angelina Jorge
  • Each opinion is precious by Clâudia Constance
  • The country through my eyes by Olívio Gambo
  • SJA reivindica observatório de imprensa de Luísa Rogério
    (SJA [Angolan Journalists' Trade Union] calls for a media observatory by Luísa Rogério)
  • Pela dignificação da nobre causa: 'informar para formar' de Noa Wete
    (Dignity of a noble cause: inform to educate by Noa Wete)
• The Saharawi struggle
   by Malainan Lakhal
• Rwanda: a question of credibility and quality
   by William Bird and Sandra Roberts
• 'It's our paper': the Bulawayo tabloid uMthunywa
    by Hayes Mabweazara
• Pictures to rewrite history by: the Women by Women project
  • Being woman by Neo Ntsoma
  • Tribute, record, inspiration by Robin Comley
• The SABC and the 'blacklist' controversy
  • Debate about debate by Lesley Cowling
  • Professionalism and resistance by Nazeem Dramat
  • The cosmopolitan, black male ideal by Refiloe Lepere
  • Understanding 'accountability' by Rehana Rossouw
  • Policing the aberration by Shirona Patel
• Freelancers, clients and copyright
    by Tess Fairweather
• Ombudding: how to regret the error
   by Franz Krüger and George Claassen
• The eroding status of editors
    by Raymond Louw
• Poets, editors, essayists and novelists
    by Raymond Louw
• Back page essay: Mzansi's poets through mass media lenses
    by Natalia Molebatsi