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Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta

Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta

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Online Editor, Zimbabwe Independent

Biography

A journalist with intrest in Digital and Online, Multimedia journalism

Final Covers

Health,Policy Politics, Digital Journalism History, Literature Governance, ICT Corruption

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Sports, finance, law

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Content

Total articles 520

  • Missed opportunities: Why slow digital adoption is costing legacy media its future

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified HISTORY has recorded change as a difficult state, especially if it involves an overhaul of an entire system or how things have been done for decades. Journalism is evolving at an accelerated unprecedented pace, but majority of legacy media organisations find themselves stuck in a web of snail-paced digital adoption, resistance to new business models and a lack of investment in both skills and resources that catalyse digital transformation.

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta · NewsDay Zimbabwe

    Feb. 21, 2025

  • SADC PF trade-related training to boost regional economic understanding

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified JOHANNESBURG,  South Africa, Feb 18 ( NewsDayLive)-The Trade and Law Centre (Tralac) and the SADC Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) are jointly hosting an online training workshop on trade-related issues between Tuesday and Wednesday.

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta · NewsDay Zimbabwe

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • Future of journalism isn’t AI, it’s the audience and is always has been

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta| NewsDay Zimbabwe Verified EVERY journalist who practised journalism over five decades ago acknowledges there are so many changes in today’s journalism. Some would say “journalism has gone to the dogs” and needs immediate rescue. Many have often wondered what needs to be fixed. But the crisis is a relationship one.

    By Silence Muchemwa Mugadzaweta · NewsDay Zimbabwe

    Feb. 14, 2025

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Zimbabwe Independent

Africa, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe