Rianette Cluley

Education: Journalism AI Academy (Google News initiative, 2023). Reuters Introduction to Digital Journalism Certificate, sponsored by the Meta Journalism Project (November 2023). Google News initiative training (2024).

Experience: Junior journalist and photographer, Witbank News (2007-2008). Senior print and online journalist and photographer, Queensburgh News (2009-2010) and Highway Mail (2008-2013), Northglen News (2013-2014), Highway Mail (2014-2015)

Rianette Cluley is the Media Project Manager of Briefly News (joined in 2016). Previously, she was a journalist and photographer for award-winning publications within the Caxton group (joined in 2008). She also attended the Journalism AI Academy powered by the Google News Initiative and passed a set of trainings for journalists from Google News initiative. In February 2024, she hosted a workshop titled AI for Journalists: Power Up Your Reporting Ethically and was a guest speaker at the Forum of Community Journalists No Guts, No Glory, No Story conference. E-mail: rianette.cluley@briefly.co.za

299 articles published since 16 May 2017

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3 Side hustles that South Africans should consider

3 Side hustles that South Africans should consider

4 years ago

Facebook names top-earning brands on the platform, South African news website on the list

Facebook names top-earning brands on the platform, South African news website on the list

4 years ago

Level 4 lockdown: Could parking lot roadhouses be the lifeline restaurants need?

Level 4 lockdown: Could parking lot roadhouses be the lifeline restaurants need?

4 years ago

R3million for a bull: Farmers across South Africa fall in love with Ankole Breed

R3million for a bull: Farmers across South Africa fall in love with Ankole Breed

4 years ago

Proudly African: Caroline Sack Kendem shows the male-dominated textile industry who’s boss

Proudly African: Caroline Sack Kendem shows the male-dominated textile industry who’s boss

4 years ago

South Africa 2nd in top 10 African countries with best economic opportunities for women 2021

South Africa 2nd in top 10 African countries with best economic opportunities for women 2021

4 years ago

Business News: People feel isolated as connections in the typical workplace shrink

Business News: People feel isolated as connections in the typical workplace shrink

4 years ago

A survey found that people are feeling isolated and disconnected in their workplace and in business networks after the Covid-19 pandemic lowered interactions.

South Africa's infrastructure investment set to rocket in next 3 years

South Africa's infrastructure investment set to rocket in next 3 years

4 years ago

Treasury reported that the global economy is recovering faster than expected from the negative effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, giving South Africa hope.

5 Tips for investors & entrepreneurs on building brands, business and ideas in South Africa

5 Tips for investors & entrepreneurs on building brands, business and ideas in South Africa

4 years ago

In South Africa, there seems to be a lot of interest from inventors and citizens alike, leveraging the available market space to build their business in SA.

7 digital marketing trends to watch in 2021: Tips from Forbes & Google

7 digital marketing trends to watch in 2021: Tips from Forbes & Google

4 years ago

As the world and its population move into 2021, brands and consumers, bracing up from the challenges of 2020, are changing perspectives in digital activities.

How to double your audience in a year: Briefly News' experience

How to double your audience in a year: Briefly News' experience

4 years ago

In just one year Briefly News managed to double it pageviews from 60 million in 2019 to over 120 million in 2020. How did we do it? Read more to find out.

Analysis: Can South Africans afford to feed themselves in 2021?

Analysis: Can South Africans afford to feed themselves in 2021?

4 years ago

This year's festive season was tough for South Africans as the Covid-19 pandemic cost an estimated 2.2 million South Africans their jobs and thus their food.

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