An Eastern Cape original, born and raised in East London and educated at Rhodes University, Sherwin Bryce-Pease completed a degree in Journalism and Linguistics at the start of the new…
In the early 1990s, Rhodes University JMS graduate Anand Naidoo became a well-known face on South African TV, as a presenter on M-Net, and a familiar voice on South African…
JMS Alumnus Graeme Joffe has, since 2012, waged a war against SASCOC (South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee), which, his intensive research has shown, is the real enemy responsible…
Photographer and School of Journalism and Media Studies alumnus, Daylin Paul is perhaps best known for his photo-documentary series Broken Land, for which he was the recipient of the 2017…
Tanya Accone is an innovator and futurist with a vision to share with the world – which she can do through her work as head of UNICEF’s Global Innovation Centre…
Sue Valentine's postgraduate studies at Rhodes University coincided with the PW Botha State of Emergency, and overlapped with massive political rumblings and shakings in the fight against apartheid of the…
(from left): Legal Journalist, author and documentary producer, Karyn Maughan received her reward from Rhodes University's Professor Sizwe Mabizela in Cape Town at the JMS50 Alumni Awards last week Thursday.…
By Pulane Choane Award-winning SABC journalist, Minoshni Pillay. Image: Supplied ‘Last year, 451 rhinos were killed with their horns in South Africa. Then in the first two months of this…
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the School of Journalism and Media Studies, we celebrate graduates from our programme who have achieved excellence in their careers. One of our alumna of the week is the renowned Karyn Maughan!
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the School of Journalism and Media Studies, we celebrate graduates from our programme who have achieved excellence in their careers. One of our alumna of the week is the renowned Rebecca Davis!
