SKILLS WORKSHOPS & PROMOTING LITERATURE- Sunday
SKILLS WORKSHOPS to PROMOTE LITERATURE & MOVEMENT BUILDING, Sunday, 9.00-11.00am Workshop Venues Facilitator(s) 1 Journalism – writing articles for newspapers […]
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TSOHANG BATJHA YOUTH PROGRAMME- Saturday
TSOHANG BATJHA YOUTH PROGRAMME, Saturday, 31 August, 2019, Workers Museum 1 Parallel Workshops 9.00 – 11.00 am Venues Facilitator
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GENERAL PROGRAMME – SATURDAY
GENERAL PUBLIC PROGRAMME – SATURDAY, 31 August 2019, 11.30am – 9.00pm, Museum Africa Time Description Venues 1 11.30-1.00pm Roundtable Discussion:
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SKILLS WORKSHOPS & PROMOTING LITERATURE
JOZi BOOK FAIR – SKILLS WORKSHOPS & PROMOTING LITERATURE SUNDAY, 1 SEPTEMBER 2019, 9.00 – 11.00am, Museum Africa WORKSHOPS
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NETWORK Workshops & LITERATURE
JOZi BOOK FAIR – MOVEMENT BUILDING NETWORKS & LITERATURE Saturday, 31 August 2019, 9.00 – 11.00am, Museum Africa All NETWORK Workshops
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SCHOOL PROGRAMME
SCHOOLS PROGRAMME – ONLY Registered Schools!!! Thursday (29 August) and Friday -30 August, Museum Africa Time Description Venue 1
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SKILLS WORKSHOPS 9.30-10.20
Workshop Venue Facilitator 1 Writing Poetry Auditorium, Ground Floor Masai Dabula 2 Reading Photos: Exhibitions on Newspapers & alternative press 3rd Floor,
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FRIDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME
30 AUGUST 2019 8:00 AM 9.00 -9.15 AM 9.30 -10.20 AM 10.30 – 11.20 AM 11.30-1.15 8:00 AM Arrivals and
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FRIDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMME
30 AUGUST 2019 TIME PARALLEL WORKSHOP 8:30 AM Arrivals and Registration – (Mary Fitzgerald Square) Welcome Morning Tea Register for
Opinions from JBF Participants
One way that Newspapers enable readers to air their views and debate issues is through opinion pieces or letters to the editor. My Class encourages you to keep your opinion pieces and letters short…
A need for Alternative Newspapers
Due to media concentration in South Africa and the control of content, one can see that the newspaper no longer speaks to the needs of working class…
The History of Newspapers
The earliest South African newspapers dates back to the white settlements, in the mid 1600s around Cape of Good Hope. The newspapers were written and edited by whites for white readers…