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Media Opportunities
The International Centre for Investigative Reporting (ICIR) is inviting applications from journalists for training/capacity building in the areas of human rights and criminal justice reporting. The project, tagged ‘Voice for…
The Global Investigative Journalism Network (GIJN) is looking for an editor for Sub-Saharan Africa. The deadline for application is February 28. Journalists with three years of experience can apply for this…
The Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize is inviting entries from journalists committed to defending democracy and human rights. The Prize, sponsored by the European Commission, awards excellence in written, radio…
The International Center for Investigative Reporting, ICIR, is glad to announce names of successful applicants for its investigative reporting capacity building project for Nigerian journalists. The project is aimed at…
The Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) is calling for applications for the 12th edition of the Wole Soyinka Award for Investigative Reporting. The award is open for Nigerian…
ICIR is partnering with the Public and Private Development Centre, PPDC, in this project which is aimed at equipping Nigerian journalists with the know-how to better scrutinise and report budgetary and procurement issues, in order to create more transparency and accountability in the public sector.
There is an opening for the position of a Program Officer at the International Centre for Investigative Reporting, ICIR.
The programme is aimed at journalists and bloggers with at least three years of experience, and who hope to advance their knowledge in the area of sciences.
The International Centre for Investigative Reporting, ICIR, Abuja, in collaboration with the Public and Private Development Centre, PPDC, is embarking on a project to build the capacity of Nigerian journalists to scrutinise budgetary and procurement issues, in order to create more transparency and accountability in the public sector.
The Columbia Journalism School is calling on qualified journalists to apply for its one year, full-time fellowship programme called: Knight-Bagehot Fellowship in Economics and Business Journalism.