Justin Williams

Education: Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Film & Multimedia Production, and English literary studies, University of Cape Town (UCT). 2021-2024.

Experience: Writer and Chief Editor at Right for Education Africa: South African chapter from 2022 - 2023.

Awards: Best Performing Articles for Right for Education (2023). UCT Dean's Merit List (2023)

Justin Williams is a multimedia journalist who recently completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Film & Multimedia Production and English Literary Studies from the University of Cape Town. He is a former writer and chief editor at Right for Education Africa: South African chapter. You can contact Justin at justin.williams@briefly.co.za

755 articles published since 11 Jul 2024

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When should South African graduates start applying for jobs?

3 days ago

Financial expert reveals simple budgeting trick to enjoy life without overspending

5 days ago

Shell’s deep-sea gamble: Civil society slams approval of ultra-risky oil drilling project off SA coast

5 days ago

GBV and the role women play in the fight for equality

7 days ago

NSMSA “deeply concerned” about SAPS's failure to protect woman from one of their own

10 days ago

Look beyond the price tag – understanding what really makes a product worth it

10 days ago

How technology and finance can unlock Africa’s agricultural potential

17 days ago

Across Africa, smallholder farmers sit at the heart of the continent’s food systems, yet many remain trapped in cycles of low productivity and financial exclusion

Freedom or fraud? The hidden cost of South Africa’s gig economy

17 days ago

SA has seen a surge in contract work, also known as gig work. Stripped of its polished promises, gig work reveals a dangerous level of precarity.

Growing more inclusive tables by transforming South Africa's Fresh Produce Sector

25 days ago

Addressing these problems requires a collaborative public-private partnership environment that enables and promotes concerted effort from all stakeholders.

Unshackling African cities: Why Africa’s cities need the power to fund themselves

26 days ago

According to Africa’s Urbanisation Dynamics, our cities will house 1.4 billion people by 2050. But this growth is happening in cities that lack the financial power

Five key benefits of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for women in business

26 days ago

AI has transformed aspects of our lives, from daily tasks to driving innovations in various sectors. For women in businesses, AI offers tools and opportunities

Deepfakes, GenAI, and identity threat: Why traditional defences are no longer enough

a month ago

Criminals could use GenAI to generate synthetic identities with photos, videos, and documents that appear authentic and videos or voice clips to trick systems

Trump tariffs will result in more unemployment in South Africa

a month ago

The decision of President Trump to impose 30% tariffs on the export of vehicles, components, tyres and parts exported from SA to the US will kill economic growth.

Hunger to hope: Why nutrition is the missing link in education equity

a month ago

In many communities that SA Harvest serve, preparing for matric is less about study tips and more about survival strategies. It’s a crisis that’s easy to overlook

Thousands of financial service complaints come from rural areas

a month ago

Between 1 March 2024 and 31 December 2024, the NFO handled 35,855 complaints and recovered R328,550,212.58 on behalf of disgruntled consumers in South Africa.

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