JAMLAB Africa Magazine
The JAMLAB online magazine showcases journalism and media innovations and innovators in Africa. We aim to grow a network of innovators and to help build a ‘community of practice’ of media makers that can support each other by sharing advice and experience.Accelerator Programme
The JAMLAB Accelerator is a six-month hothouse programme for journalism and media innovators. It is based at Tshimologong Digital Innovation Precinct in the heart of Johannesburg. The first six teams graduated in 2017.
JAMLAB NEWSLETTERS
Apply now for the JamLab Accelerator Programme 2019
In this 18th edition of the JamLab newsletter includes a call for applications for the accelerator programme for 2019; advise on how to use satellite and drone footage as an investigative tool; tips on how to start your own media newsletter; and South Africa’s podcasting scene that’s set to boom
How many ways are there to make money in media?
In our 17th edition of the JamLab newsletter we list the number of ways in which media makers can generate income through their online platforms; check out our chat with Kenya’s Marvin Gakunyi & Yegon Emmanuel on MoJo. And Owaahh’s innovative way of making money through its blog
What can be expected from SABC 2.0
In this 16the edition of the JamLab newsletter we explore the changes you can expect from South Africa’s national broadcaster; read our chat with Namibia’s Kirsty Watermeyer from 99FM Urban Sounds; and an update from JamLab alumni Andile Masuku from the African Tech Round-up
JAMLAB IS A PROGRAMME OF WITS JOURNALISM AND TSHIMOLOGONG IN PARTNERSHIP WITH JOURNALISTS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND RYERSON UNIVERSITY. JAMLAB IS GRATEFUL FOR THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF NASPERS.
