02/10/2026
The future of journalism is increasingly shaped by how effectively newsrooms use data and technology to find evidence, tell stories, and serve audiences.
On 24 September 2026 in Dodoma, Nukta Africa Chief Learning Officer Daniel Samson facilitated two practical training sessions for journalists, editors, and UTPC regional coordinators during the National Meeting to Review the Implementation of the National Integrated Early Childhood Development Program (PJT-MMMAM) under the Mtoto Kwanza II Project (MK-II Biannual Reflection Meeting).
The sessions, organized by the Union of Tanzania Press Clubs (UTPC) in collaboration with Children in Crossfire (CiC), focused on two key areas:
Practical Data Journalism for Journalists: exploring how journalists can use data to strengthen reporting, uncover evidence, and produce more compelling and accurate stories.
Maximizing the Ethical Use of AI in the Newsroom: focusing on practical applications of AI in journalism while emphasizing responsible, ethical, and accurate use of AI tools.
At Nukta Africa, we remain committed to strengthening newsroom capacity through practical training, data, AI, and innovation that empower journalists to produce impactful, evidence-based journalism.