Breaking into journalism: How to get your first byline
by Cristiana Bedei Landing a professional byline can often feel like an insider’s game, especially if you lack a portfolio or industry contacts. But remember: every published writer started somewhere – right where…
Read More »Uncovering the financiers of environmental destruction
By Jelter Meers Environmental damage reports often focus on economic activities, such as illegal fishing by unregulated fleets, deforestation in protected areas, or oil drilling projects without the appropriate licenses. Through the Pulitzer Center’s…
Read More »Ethics for protecting vulnerable sources
By Sherry Ricchiardi In a column about how to interview vulnerable sources without exploiting them, media ethicist Kelly McBride issued a reminder: “Reporters have an extra ethical obligation when working with people who don’t…
Read More »How we broke lid on Peru’s Rolexgate scandal
by Ernesto Cabral “Hey, I have a story lead for you, but I need to know you’re really interested,” read a WhatsApp message I received the morning of February 14. “It’s Dina’s Rolex.” The sender…
Read More »State media’s coverage of President Raisi’s death feeds distrust in Iran
by Mehrnaz Samimi Like almost every incident that occurs in Iran, a closed society, the May 19 helicopter crash that killed President Ebrahim Raisi was an enigma. The state media’s contradictory coverage of the…
Read More »Alleged $5m fraud: Court dismisses defendant’s application challenging jurisdiction
Stanley Ihedigbo Justice Mojisola Dada of the Special Offences sitting in Ikeja, Lagos, dismissed the application filed by Capt. Everest Nnaji , a second defendant in a $5m fraud trial, challenging the territorial jurisdiction of the…
Read More »Anti-graft War: EFCC boss urges students to be change agents
Stanley Ihedigbo Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Ola Olukoyode, has urged students across the country to be change agents by being the ears and eyes of the Commission wherever they…
Read More »Rite Foods celebrates with Muslim faithful on Eid-el-Kabir
Stanley Ihedigbo Rite Foods, the market leader in the food and beverage sector, felicitates Islamic believers on this year’s Eid-el-Kabir festival, also known as Eid-al-Adha, in commemoration of Prophet Ibrahim’s obedience to sacrifice…
Read More »Amo Farm celebrates Eid el-Kabir
Stanley Ihedigbo Amo Farm Sieberer Hatchery extends its best wishes to all during Eid el-Kabir. This annual celebration, known for its emphasis on sacrifice and generosity, is a time for giving and sharing with the…
Read More »Nigeria apply to be part of the BRICS+ economic bloc , it’s benefits
Caleb Ohaeri The past two years have been insightful as events occurring have brought about a close need for inner reflection and also increasingly call for a total overhauling of the global financial system…
Read More »I’d el Kabir: Prophet Ikuru felicitates with Muslims, harps on peaceful co-existence, religious tolerance
Collins Nkwocha Founder and Head, Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, Prophet Godwin Ikuru, has felicitated with the Muslims in Nigeria as they celebrate their Id-el- Kabir. Speaking today in Ikeja, Lagos, the man of God, implored…
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