It is a Wednesday, a day we dedicate to shinning a spotlight on Africans doing great things for the continent. But today we shift focus and look at  'What it means to be a Black African woman in a Newsroom in South Africa' - a paper delivered by News Editor and Journalist, Bongekile Macupe. She analyses  why is it that Black African women make up the majority in newsrooms, yet absent from senior Editorial positions Bongekile Macupe, is the deputy politics editor at News24 - a South African online publication.

<p>It is a Wednesday, a day we dedicate to shinning a spotlight on Africans doing great things for the continent. But today we shift focus and look at &nbsp;'What it means to be a Black African woman in a Newsroom in South Africa' - a paper delivered by News Editor and Journalist, Bongekile Macupe. She analyses &nbsp;why is it that Black African women make up the majority in newsrooms, yet absent from senior Editorial positions Bongekile Macupe, is the deputy politics editor at News24 - a South African online publication.</p>