Jane Dutton

For more than 25 years Jane Dutton has interviewed presidents, dictators, business leaders, survivors and activists, along with the people caught in the middle of the world's biggest stories.

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The Day That was

JANE DUTTON TALKS DIRTY
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"Because the Truth never comes clean"

Jane sits down with people who know what is really going on and asks the questions that usually come after the interview has ended. Episodes cover politics, money, war, energy, crime, technology, sex and survival.

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ABOUT JANE

Jane Dutton has spent more than 25 years reporting and presenting news around the world.

She became the youngest bureau chief appointed by the SABC, running its London bureau, before moving to CNN, BBC World and CNBC.

She was one of the founding anchors of Al Jazeera English, helping launch the international news channel from Doha.

Her career has taken her to some of the world's biggest breaking stories, including the capture of Saddam Hussein, the death of Muammar Gaddafi, the Paris and Brussels attacks and Donald Trump's first inauguration.

After returning to South Africa, she presented on eNCA before joining Primedia.
Today, she hosts The Day That Was, presents news for Eyewitness News and is a regular voice on 702.

BROADCAST ANCHOR

Jane led pivotal breaking news stories on international history-making events including Saddam Hussein’s capture, Muammar Gaddafi’s death and the Paris and Brussels attacks. She was also the lead anchor, providing live, on-location reporting in the coverage of Donald Trump’s inauguration.

PANEL HOST AND MODERATOR

Whether it's a major conference, an awards ceremony or an intimate leadership discussion, Jane brings authority, warmth and a sense of humour to the stage.

MEDIA TRAINING

Jane has spent decades asking the questions others dread. Now she teaches you how to answer them. From tough interviews to crisis communication, she trains executives and professionals to think on their feet, take control of the conversation and make every word count.