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Journalism faculty back in business after 26 years
One of our students is a man who was admitted to the university 26 years ago, in 1990. However, then the civil war broke out and the university closed, so he could never attend.
The Star: Mothers ignorant of Linda Mamamiss out on free delivery services
In October 2016, the government, through the Health ministry, launched the Linda Mama, Boresha Jamii programme under the National Hospital Insurance Fund.
New study sheds light on media habits in Myanmar
Myanmar has become a case study for how disinformation, fake news and hate speech affect online space and content, and therefore, public perceptions and debates.
The Elephant: How safe is your drinking water?
A4T grantee, and award-winning journalist, Stellar Murumba, published a story she had been investigating on the safety of bottled water being sold in Nairobi.
Eye on Corruption joins hands with A4T for phase III
With continued support from Creative Force (Swedish Institute), Fojo, Transparency International Kenya (TIK) – A4T and the NGO Eye on Corruption have joined hands to highlight corruption in Kenya through investigative journalism mentoring/training.
Standard Digital: How medical negligence is robbing families of loved ones
Osman Mohamed Osman, A4T Investigative grantee, investigated cases of medical negligence in Kenya and the agony many citizens have had to go through without any remedy, which has led to loss of life.
New study sheds light on media habits in Myanmar
A new study, “Myanmar’s media from an audience perspective”, provides insights into people’s media habits and understanding of news and information.
Africa Uncensored: Kenya’s Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis Burden
Iqra Salah, A4T grantee, investigated Kenya’s growing burden of drug resistant Tuberculosis. DR-TB is exerting a significant strain on the country’s economy and the health of the patients.
Reuters journalists charged under colonial-era law
The hope of release for the two journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Saw Oo disappeared in court when the judge decided to charge them under the ‘Official Secrets Act’ for possessing secret state documents.
Meet Somalia’s frontline media workers
In one of the world’s most difficult environments for media workers, a number of Somali media workers have committed themselves to furthering journalistic practices, the voices of marginalized people and women and the safety of journalists with the support of International Media Support and Fojo Media Institute.