amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism

Launched in 2010, amaBhungane (isiZulu for the dung beetles) is an independent, non-profit newsroom based in South Africa. We develop investigative journalism to promote free, capable media and open, accountable, just democracy. Our investigative stories exposes on institutional independence being undermined, corruption, corporate malfeasance and state capture have contributed to political and corporate changes that included the resignation of South Africas president in February 2018. We have helped others do and develop investigative journalism by hosting some 80 fellows and presenting numerous workshops. Some of our alumni went on to found centres like ours elsewhere in Southern Africa. We have...

Amabhungane centre for investigative journalism operates in the Broadcast media production and distribution industry.

Amabhungane centre for investigative journalism's revenue is 11m - 100m

Amabhungane centre for investigative journalism has 11 - 50 employees.