Companies

Capital Radio is a news and current affairs radio station in Blantyre, Malawi. Founded in 1999, it was only the second radio station in the country after 30 years of single-party dictatorship. It has won numerous awards for its journalism, support for press freedom and coverage of issues such as gender and justice.

Daily Maverick is an award-winning South African digital native outlet (that has launched a paper edition) and pioneer of a membership model that uses contributions from readers to help keep it free for those who can't afford to pay.

Food for Mzansi is a digital news start-up that covers the agriculture sector in South Africa with a focus on uncovering stories about people of colour in farming communities.

Hashtag Our Stories is a South African company that creates citizen journalism shows with mobile phones and for mobile audiences. Their project includes creating and training a global network of citizen journalists who contribute stories to social media communities.

Mail & Guardian is South Africa's leading investigative weekly and digital news site. As a beacon of African journalism, it has won numerous awards and is one of the most widely-read news sites on the continent.

Radio Daljir operates seven stations in the semi-autonomous northern Somalian province of Puntland. The largest staion in the region, it provides credible local and international news, as well as regular programming on issues such as gender, education and health.

TMG is a diversified media holding company providing news gathering, production and distribution services. Its leading title is Public Eye, which publishes a weekly in English and Mosotho.

Founded in 2017, Volume is one of South Africa’s most prolific and innovative podcasting companies. Volume’s focus has always been on producing one-of-a-kind shows with real-world impact, partnering with organizations such as Africa Check, Internews and the CCIJ.