Rhodes University, in collaboration with the South African Reserve Bank, is setting up an African Economics Journalism Centre aimed at improving the quality of economics and business journalism in South Africa and elsewhere on the continent.
The Centre will also initiate research into the practice of economics journalism in Africa. This will help improve intellectual analysis of economics and business journalism, develop high levels of skill among media practitioners as well as work towards specific outcomes, such as an ethics code for African journalists.
Teaching resources will be drawn from Rhodes University’s School of Journalism and Media Studies, other academic departments at Rhodes University, the South African Reserve Bank College, and the media industry. Curricula will be developed in consultation with the SARB and industry.
Read more here. This sounds similar to the Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Business Journalism at Arizona State.
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