How Yemeni Listening Project reveals lives affected by the civil war
By Jacob Granger Nonprofit newsroom The New Humanitarian (TNH) hired a refugee journalist to do a deep reporting project on the impact of the ongoing Yemen civil war. Described often as the world’s worst…
Read More »Bigi-Sponsored Nigerian Idol bids farewell to Jennifer after powerful performance
Stanley Ihedigbo A beloved contestant, Jennifer, known for her powerful vocals, left the Bigi-sponsored Nigerian Idol stage with a bang on Sunday night. Despite captivating the judges with her rendition of Andra Day’s “Rise…
Read More »Empowering grassroots journalists to tell rural Indian stories
By Nuzhat Khan Two-thirds of India’s 1.3 billion people live in rural areas. Voices from these communities, and issues important to them, however, often aren’t represented in mainstream news coverage. “The primary reasons…
Read More »Journalists’ digital survival guide: Why, how, actionable steps
By Gyan Prakash Tripathi The news used to be confined first to paper, and then to radio and television. Today, it lives online, where journalists and newsrooms not only publish their stories but also…
Read More »How AI helped a local newsroom in Argentina boost its reach, innovation, sustainability
By Alvaro Liuzzi It has been six months since I concluded my work with Todo Jujuy, a local media outlet in Argentina, helping integrate artificial intelligence (AI) tools and processes in their newsroom. Informed by…
Read More »Who is telling Eritrea’s stories?
By Aurora Martínez North of Ethiopia, along the Red Sea, lies Eritrea. Since gaining its independence in 1993, the country of 3.8 million has been ruled by a single dictator in a regime marked by…
Read More »Prophet Ikuru urges security agencies to arrest any Nigerian mocking President Tinubu
By Collins Nkwocha Founder, Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, Prophet Godwin Ikuru, has reacted furiously to the video trending on social media of the missed steps of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the military truck.…
Read More »Witness narrates how Agunloye received N5.2m in alleged $6b Mambila power project contract fraud
Stanley Ihedigbo A prosecuting witness in the trial of former Minister of Power and Steel, Olu Agunloye, has narrated before Justice Jude Onwuegbuzie of the Federal Capital City, FCT High Court, sitting in Apo, Abuja, how…
Read More »Troops clear bandits’ forests, recover valuable items in Taraba State
Stanley Ihedigbo In a strategic move to combat the menace of kidnapping and criminal activities in Taraba State, troops of the Six Brigade Nigerian Army/Sector 3 Operation WHIRL STROKE (OPWS) executed a decisive clearance operation. The…
Read More »UBEC seeks EFCC collaboration on secondary schools’ debate
Stanley Ihedigbo Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), FCT Chapter, has sought the involvement of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in its debate programme, code-named, “Head to Head,” which aims at inculcating good…
Read More »Troops eliminate three terrorists, recover arms, rustled sheep in Zamfara
Stanley Ihedigbo Troops of the Nigerian Army, in collaboration with Zamfara State Community Protection Guards, eliminated three terrorists and recovered several rustled sheep in multiple operations in Zamfara State. In Rukudawa Village, located in Zurmi Local…
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