For nearly a decade, MakanDay Centre for Investigative Journalism has been supporting journalists across Zambia—training and mentoring more than 500 reporters to strengthen ethical, in-depth reporting.
This support has enabled journalists to expose illegal practices through powerful investigations. Recent stories have uncovered issues such as industrial pollution and the exploitation of child labour in gold mining operations.
“This training has opened my eyes. I now realise that I have been complicit in some of the injustices happening in my community,” said one of the 16 journalists attending the ongoing one-week investigative journalism training in Lusaka.
This training has been made possible with the support of BBC Media Action.
So far this year alone, MakanDay has trained over 50 journalists have been trained, empowering them to produce stories that inform, hold power to account, and make a difference.
Learn more here: https://makanday.org/programmes/
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