Communication professionals have a role to play in bridging this gap, translating the sustainable development goals into relatable narratives that resonate with people and inspire collective action
Communication is ultra-important – learn how to make yours more effective
Communication is not only central to how we enjoy many of our human rights, it is also the medium through which we claim or assert our rights
Photographer Tommy Busakhwe, a participant in the Communities of the Kalahari Advocacy Project, uses his camera to tell stories of home, land and the people who live and work on it
The virus will lose if the government and high-profile people communicate effectively the reasons for restrictions and the compromises that have been made
Physical distancing rules do not have to mean that we work in isolation; on the contrary, the need for communication has never been greater
The pandemic offers opportunities for online businesses that deliver services ranging from education and communication with clients to delivering groceries, but it doesn’t come without difficulties
Those tasked with communicating on behalf of the government would do well to engage in some introspection regarding the purpose of their job
Educating our children in their mother tongues
will help to address underdevelopment in Africa
The Wits Communications team is committed to making research and science accessible through creative strategies and multiple platforms
‘Recognising excellent rewards hard work and sets the standard for others’
Cellphones are the preferred channel of interaction
Restoring the public’s faith in corporate and government leaders
Founder and chief executive, Matutlulle and Co
Needless confrontations are pitting young people against those who try to take education forward
‘For a communications company, Vodacom is exceptionally bad at communicating’
In 2015, the treasury announced it would put aside R1.1-billion for SA Connect over the next three years.
The quasi-parastatal will however have an uphill battle to win back customers.
However strong the social and economic benefits, the question of how we connect more women still remains.
Here are three tips to help keep your scientific presentations interesting, full of life and not sleep inducing.
Party spin doctors reportedly want to ‘reclaim’ the public broadcaster to polish the president’s halo.
Social media resisters are being left out – and then there are CIA and consumerist pitfalls.
A research team from the UK has compiled a "dictionary" of chimpanzee body language, where certain gestures mean certain things.
After a lull in new devices, 2014 promises happy geeks plugging into radical technology.
South African political parties need to explore new dimensions in their communication with their audience.
New Minister of Communications Roy Padayachie wants to foster a partnership with the private sector and create a spirit of working together.
Could cellphone text messages encourage safer sex among homosexual men in Tanzania, where consensual sex among men remains illegal?
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/ 9 December 2008
Satellite firm Intelsat and an SA investment consortium plan to build a -million satellite to serve Africa, it was reported on Tuesday.
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/ 20 October 2008
The fifth estate is a grouping that is slowly growing both in readership and respectability.
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/ 10 October 2008
Being forced to speak Afrikaans for years didn’t help Namibians with English language proficiency, writes Moses Magadza.