Speak Out On Discrimination, Female Journalists Implored

Monday, August 19, 2019

JOHANNESBURG: Women in the media have been advised to speak out and break the silence, as sexism and sexist attitudes remain a challenge in newsrooms.

The group editor-in-chief of Eye Witness News, Mahlatse Mahlase said this when addressing female journalists during a panel discussion on women in leadership at WITS Journalism recently.

Women in News (WIN) had organised the two-week media management training that attracted 25 women in media from Zimbabwe, Botswana, Zambia, Namibia, Tanzania and Kenya.

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Speak Out On Discrimination, Female Journalists Implored

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