How a group of Nigerian journalists are digitising thousands of old newspapers “This archive would mean context and not writing in a vacuum,” says Fu’ad Lawal, who’s leading the race to bring 18,627 days of print online
How a group of Nigerian journalists are digitising thousands of old newspapers “This archive would mean context and not writing in a vacuum,” says Fu’ad Lawal, who’s leading the race to bring 18,627 days of print online
Why we need a new local language of climate change reporting "Journalists need better local data, access to experts and funding to cover these stories on the ground," writes Meera Selva.
Why we need a new local language of climate change reporting "Journalists need better local data, access to experts and funding to cover these stories on the ground," writes Meera Selva.
What the COVID-19 pandemic means for freelance journalists in the Global South The crisis has been especially difficult for independent reporters in countries such Brazil, India, Nigeria or Vietnam, Laura Oliver reports.
What the COVID-19 pandemic means for freelance journalists in the Global South The crisis has been especially difficult for independent reporters in countries such Brazil, India, Nigeria or Vietnam, Laura Oliver reports.
How journalism training is changing (and flourishing) in sub-Saharan Africa Nonprofits and universities are shaping the future of journalism in the continent by focusing on new priorities, Laura Oliver reports.
How journalism training is changing (and flourishing) in sub-Saharan Africa Nonprofits and universities are shaping the future of journalism in the continent by focusing on new priorities, Laura Oliver reports.
The use of infographics in Nigerian news media In this Journalist Fellow paper Chineme Okafor looks at the use of infographics in the Nigerian media to convey complex information.
The use of infographics in Nigerian news media In this Journalist Fellow paper Chineme Okafor looks at the use of infographics in the Nigerian media to convey complex information.
Three new Journalist Fellows join the Reuters Institute Distinguished journalists from India, Nigeria and Australia begin their fellowship in Oxford.
Three new Journalist Fellows join the Reuters Institute Distinguished journalists from India, Nigeria and Australia begin their fellowship in Oxford.