These women-led newsrooms are helping change journalism in the Global South Editors from Brazil, Uganda, Nigeria and Nepal share what they’ve learnt while launching projects with a focus on women’s issues.
These women-led newsrooms are helping change journalism in the Global South Editors from Brazil, Uganda, Nigeria and Nepal share what they’ve learnt while launching projects with a focus on women’s issues.
Why East African journalists struggle to cover climate change A new report from Internews, based on a survey of journalists from the region, calls for more access to experts and climate data.
Why East African journalists struggle to cover climate change A new report from Internews, based on a survey of journalists from the region, calls for more access to experts and climate data.
Join our seminars from January to March 2023 Our events feature high-profile speakers such as Jane Bradley, N. Ram, Seun Okinbaloye, Marcela Turati, Sue-Lin Wong and Caleb Okereke
Join our seminars from January to March 2023 Our events feature high-profile speakers such as Jane Bradley, N. Ram, Seun Okinbaloye, Marcela Turati, Sue-Lin Wong and Caleb Okereke
How an African news agency is breaking negative stereotypes about the continent Launched in 2021 by nonprofit Africa No Filter, the agency has run 400 news stories portraying Africa beyond poverty, conflict and corruption.
How an African news agency is breaking negative stereotypes about the continent Launched in 2021 by nonprofit Africa No Filter, the agency has run 400 news stories portraying Africa beyond poverty, conflict and corruption.
“I’d like African journalists to do African investigations supported by African people” Ugandan journalist Solomon Serwanjja discusses his new institute and the many challenges investigative reporters face in the continent.
“I’d like African journalists to do African investigations supported by African people” Ugandan journalist Solomon Serwanjja discusses his new institute and the many challenges investigative reporters face in the continent.
