
IN CONVERSATION WITH BEAUREGARD TROMP
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he 22nd African Investigative Journalism Conference (AIJC) is
currently underway in Nairobi, Kenya, bringing together more
than 450 investigative journalists, editors, media professionals
and journalism experts from across Africa and beyond.
Taking place from 10 to 12 November at the Edge Convention
Centre, this year's conference marks a historic milestone, as it is
the first time in its 22-year history that the gathering is being
hosted outside South Africa.
Organised by the Wits Centre for Journalism in partnership with
the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and
Communications, the conference provides a platform for
journalists to exchange ideas, share investigative work and
explore the challenges shaping the future of journalism.
This year's discussions include the impact of artificial
intelligence on journalism, data-driven investigations, journalists'
safety, environmental reporting, and the sustainability of
independent media.
currently underway in Nairobi, Kenya, bringing together more
than 450 investigative journalists, editors, media professionals
and journalism experts from across Africa and beyond.
Taking place from 10 to 12 November at the Edge Convention
Centre, this year's conference marks a historic milestone, as it is
the first time in its 22-year history that the gathering is being
hosted outside South Africa.
Organised by the Wits Centre for Journalism in partnership with
the Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and
Communications, the conference provides a platform for
journalists to exchange ideas, share investigative work and
explore the challenges shaping the future of journalism.
This year's discussions include the impact of artificial
intelligence on journalism, data-driven investigations, journalists'
safety, environmental reporting, and the sustainability of
independent media.

