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Thomson Reuters Foundation inviting Journalists for Reporting on Illicit Finance in Africa

PreventEpidemicsNaija Journalism Awards 2021 in Nigeria

Deadline: 26 November 2019

Thomson Reuters Foundation in partnership with the Institute for the Advancement of Journalism is looking for journalists based anywhere in Africa who are motivated to understand how their country could be losing money via illicit means.

The wealth of Nations is a long-term engagement, and journalists who take part must commit to all elements of the scheme, signing an agreement to this effect. These elements include:

Journalists will not be considered to have completed the scheme until they have completed all the elements, including, for those taking part in the mentoring support scheme, the production of at least one story on illicit financial flows, and will not receive their certificates until this point. If applicants are selected for the mentoring programme they would expect applicants to publish applicants story by the end of March 2020.

Benefits

If selected, applicants will take part in one intensive workshop (5 days) covering illicit finance, reporting on companies, accounts and budgets, and investigative techniques. The Workshop will take place in Cape Town, South Africa.

Funding

Eligibility Criteria

For more information, visit http://www.trust.org/media-development/opportunities/?sfid=a053z00000q1bvqAAA&sfProgId=a15D0000017jXNnIAM&areaOfFocus=Economic%20and%20Social%20Development

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