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When reporting from a conflict zone a journalist needs to be sensitive, understand history and cultural issues, and put people first

Every news story needs at least one reliable source that is able to share information that helps the journalist get to the facts.

Make your news writing more interesting by using the “active voice”. Bob Eggington explains this simple and effective technique.

This article was written for a group of young citizen reporters from remote rural communities in Zimbabwe who were learning how to become journalists.

Journalists should be accurate, first with news, trusted, easy to understand, straight, aware, disciplined and realistic.

Journalism is a demanding profession that requires a unique combination of intellectual curiosity, linguistic skill, and a deep understanding of the world. 

For news organisations to succeed, they must attract and retain audiences. The human touch is vital for building trust and engagement.

The following is a collection of tips for journalists starting off in the job. It's been compiled from advice shared by senior journalists around the world.

Journalists need to understand the power of using the right words when writing news stories

Crime journalists must balance the public’s right to know with ethics, ensuring accuracy and sensitivity while avoiding sensationalism or prejudice.

The Media Helping Media’s Story Builder is a simple tool created to help those who are new to journalism write informative news articles.

Learn what makes a story newsworthy. This guide explains the five criteria journalists use to assess news value, with clear examples.