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Africa: Why invest in Science Journalism now?

by Sophie Mbugua
written by Sophie Mbugua

What is science Journalism all about? Is it essential given this Covid19 and climate change times? In this week’s edition of the Africa climate Conversation, Leonie Joubert, a South African science journalist from cape town, also explains why it is critical that African institutions fund journalism.

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Sophie Mbugua

Sophie Mbugua is a Science Journalist specializing in Climate Change reporting based in Nairobi, Kenya. Sophie spends her days shaping the African Climate Change narrative through radio, photography, online articles, social media, and helping organizations bridge climate change communication gaps by facilitating and coordinating their press relations.

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