The 4-year grant from Sida, the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, will enable WAN-IFRA's Women in News programme to expand to new markets, launch global research init...
WAN-IFRA is pleased to invite women journalists from sub-Saharan Africa to apply to the WIN Accelerator, Women in News’ flagship leadership development programme. Applicants must ha...
By Penelope Nankuna, WIN Uganda 2019 “I must constantly take a critical look at my life and determine if I am still on track to where I have decided to head.” I am a deadline-dr...
By Jacqueline Asiimwe, WIN Uganda coach It’s been a humbling experience for me. It’s been such an honor. I’m proud of how far the ladies have come. Towards the end of 2018, I...
When Faith Zaba was promoted as Editor of Zimbabwe Independent, we were excited. This is a milestone in Zimbabwe’s media sector, where we have noted that women holding leadership positions in th...
Acil Tabbara is a veteran Lebanese journalist, and the 2019 WIN Editorial Leadership Award MENA Laureate. Her journey as a woman journalist reporting from some of the toughest moments in histroy is an...
This is an episode of The Backstory, a podcast series from WAN-IFRA exploring media freedom issues from across the globe. You can listen, subscribe, and learn more about the series here. Journalist...
As WAN-IFRA’s Digital Media Africa (DMA) Conference kicks off in Johannesburg, South Africa, Women in News (WIN) will host a panel to discuss a major issue in the news media industry: “Bat...
The outstanding pool of coaches working in the nine African countries where the Women In News (WIN) programme operates just gained two new exceptional additions; Boitshepo Balozwi, from Botswana, and...
Earlier this month, 24 women journalists from Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, Tanzania and Malawi took part in the Women In News (WIN) Media Management Training facilitated by Paula Fray, lead trai...
