06 July, 2010
Coming accross an inspirational Rose
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by Anorth Mabunda As I step in to the Eden Grove hall I bump across a strong dark and afro-haired African woman in a red jacket, I could sme...
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Up close and personal with Chansa Tembo and Harlene Sokaloo
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By Sindisiwe Mthembu Photography is also part of journalism. I have never really liked using a camera to an extent that it takes me some tim...
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funky KC from UKZN
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by Maluisi Baphe Phukwana This morning while we were attending the captivate workshop I was in a fortunate position being put in the same g...
Chilling with an American sister
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by Poliswa Plaatjie I used to say that I enjoy waking up in the morning but guess I was wrong because today I couldn’t get up; my alarm went...
Young at Heart
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By Sungeni Chithambo Hillel Aron is a Journalism Masters student from the University of Southern California. He is from Los Angeles but is c...
Chansa Tembo
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Junior Bester The Highway Africa conference has given me the opportunity to meet many interesting and fascinating people. Speakers at the co...
FJP and HA are legendary via Twitter: An Alumni writes
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I wrote a few weeks how bad i felt when I didn't see any new posts on the blog for the past few months and if you read it, you'd kno...
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05 July, 2010
One giant leap
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Exhilarating, enthralling, somewhat overwhelming – just some of the adjectives I would use to describe my first day at the Highway Africa Co...
My first of highway Africa
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by Baphe Malusi Phukwana The first day of the conference was interesting; I met up with the other students that are in the FJP programme. Th...
Golden opportunity of being part of high way Africa 2010
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by Phumlani Nkwanyana The first day of the conference at Rhodes University for high way Africa, was like a dream come true in my life. Th...
My first take of highway Africa
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by baphe malusi phukwana The first day of the conference was interesting; I met up with the other students that are in the FJP programme. Th...
First day in Gtown
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by Poliswa Plaatjie My first day started off on a very bad note, I was late for the opening ceremony because I had to register then have br...
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Looking back on the day that was….
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by Asanda Guwa At 06:45, I opened my eyes but was surprised to find that it was still so dark; in actual fact it was pitch black! So at th...
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My first day at highway Africa conference
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by Ntshinka Lusizo Before I attended highway Africa conference I thought it was all about gathering people from different countries for dinn...
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A deep insight into the media industry
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by Sindisiwe Mthembu Journalism is one of the most complicated yet interesting careers. The interesting part of it is that the media industr...
The glory of Highway Africa
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by Anorth Mabunda My second day in Grahamstown ( 05 July 2010) has been marked by an opening of the biggest media gathering in Africa dubbed...
The Hitchhikers guide to Highway Africa
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By Siphesihle “RAZ” Mthembu As a veteran of the Highway Africa and future journalists programme (I use the word veteran with the powers vest...
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Wow, what a kick off!!
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Lebogang Mgiba Well, where do is start? After the 20 hours trauma in bus, toddler screaming her lungs out when I was trying to get some slee...
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My first impression of the Highway Africa conference
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by Jenny Mathebula I attended the first day of the Highway Africa conference today and I have to say it was quite a day. Today definitely ra...
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It's the African way or the Highway
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By Sungeni Chithambo I can already see that the Highway Africa Conference is going to be an experience of a lifetime. Not only is it the fir...
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