Who's Reporting Africa Now?

An award-winning journalist, Kate Wright worked on the BBC’s Africa desk. After gaining her PhD at Goldsmiths College, University of London, she took up a position as Chancellor’s Fellow in the Cultural and Creative Industries at the University of Edinburgh.

• List of Illustrations – Preface – Acknowledgements – Introduction – NGOs, News Organizations, and Freelancers: An Overview – "Good" Journalism and Moral Economies – Photojournalism, Professionalism, and Print Newspapers: The Independent on Sunday and Christian Aid – War Crimes, Witnessing, and Public Service Television: Channel 4 News and Human Rights Watch – Online Slideshows, "Selling In", and Moral Education: BBC News Online and Save the Children – Digital Dialogue, International Development, and Blogging: The Guardian and Internews – African Self-Help, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Positive Features: The Observer and the Kenyan Paraplegic Organization – Conclusion – Index.

"Who’s Reporting Africa Now will make engrossing reading for anyone involved or interested in the production of news relating to the continent, whether they work in a newsroom, an NGO, or somewhere on that boundary. Wright’s detailed examination of each case study, right down to the individual translators, freelancers, fixers and fieldworkers involved in creating and pushing stories in each case study will provide generous material for discussion on both sides of the increasingly porous border between news and NGO communication."—Richard Stupart, Africa at LSE Blog, 1/26/2019