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Digital journalism from across Africa — investigations, human stories, culture, sport and stories that give a voice to people and issues that deserve to be seen.

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‘We drank each other’s urine’
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INVESTIGATION

‘We drank each other’s urine’

Thirty-seven suspected illegal miners died in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) in Minna, Niger State, in September 2026.

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‘We preferred to stay at home during our period’-Nigerian students
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HUMAN STORIES

‘We preferred to stay at home during our period’-Nigerian students

A young researcher in Nigeria’s Plateau State is developing affordable, biodegradable sanitary pads to help girls stay in school and reduce environmental waste.

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Escaping Libya
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HUMAN STORIES

Escaping Libya

A trafficking survivor turned her 30-month ordeal in Libya into a rescue mission.

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A Practice on Trial
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INVESTIGATION

A Practice on Trial

Inside the political and legal battle over the future of FGM legislation in The Gambia.

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Silent Hunger
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AFRICA

Silent Hunger

Inside northern Nigeria's severe child malnutrition crisis driven by soaring food prices and conflict.

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Baby Bleaching
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INVESTIGATION

Baby Bleaching

Nigeria recording a high skin-lightening usage rate on children.

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Vigilante Women of Jos
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HUMAN STORIES

Vigilante Women of Jos

In Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, Christian and Muslim women have united to form an inspiring all-female vigilante group.

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Taba
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INVESTIGATION

Taba

An investigation highlighting the hidden addiction of women in The Gambia.

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The Watch Maker
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CULTURE

The Watch Maker

Once a bustling trade where he repaired over 100 watches a day, the craft has slowed significantly as mobile phones replace wristwatches.

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Five Crowns, One Mother
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SPORT & LIFE

Five Crowns, One Mother

How a Nigerian basketball legend conquered the continent as a surgeon and a new mother.

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‘It’s too bitter for me and my family’
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HUMAN STORIES

‘It’s too bitter for me and my family’

Chike Michael Onovo lost his 15-year-old son, Chidera, in Jos, Nigeria.

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