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Ghana | They defraud, kill and maim their patients.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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Nigeria | Some of Ahmad Salkida's childhood friends are now with Boko Haram.
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- By Elvire Eijkman
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The movie that deals with fundamentalist terror in Mali deserves its Oscar nomination.
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- By Evelyn Groenink
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South Africa | How three freedom fighters were assassinated in cold blood for mafia contracts.
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- By KRO-NCRV Reporter Radio and ZAM
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Investigative journalists in southern Africa can often not investigate the state, since there isn’t any.
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- By ZAM
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On wednesday 11 February 2015 it's 25 years ago Nelson Mandela was released from prison. After 27 years on Robben Island and in Victor Verster Prison, he continued his long walk to freedom: special edition about Mandela
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ZAM is over the moon to announce that the legendary undercover journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas (known from the documentary 'Chameleon' and award-winning 'Fair Trade' researcher Selay Kouassi (nominated for 'De Tegel' in 2013) will visit Amsterdam from 4 to 8 March on invitation of ZAM.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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Every now and then, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, the famous undercover journalist from Ghana, got a bit cross during his ZAM-invited visit to the Netherlands last week. “I want to ask: who made these rules,” he countered when ethical questions around ‘going undercover’ were raised during a debating evening in Amsterdam event venue De Zwijger. “We are talking about my society, Ghana. In my society we expose injustice in this way. You had your social struggles here in Holland- let us have ours.”
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- By Femke van Zeijl
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In the run up to Nigeria’s elections, ‘Godfather’ Bola Tinubu invigorates hopes for change.
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- By Elvire Eijkman
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New documentary ‘The Supreme Price’ portrays the Abiola family’s struggle for democracy and women’s rights in Nigeria.
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- By Femke van Zeijl
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Bola Tinubu is the kingmaker behind Nigeria's new ruling party and president.
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- By ZAM Reporter
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ZAM republishes Fela Kuti’s 1981 Paris concert series by Anton Corbijn to mark Nigeria’s elections –and the photographer’s 60th birthday.
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- By Anas Aremeyaw Anas/ZAM
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Ghana’s undercover reporters expose a ‘mommy’ who starved orphans whilst making them clap and sing for ‘voluntourists’.
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- By Eric Mwamba
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ZAM’s Congolese correspondent Eric Mwamba returned to his home country, the DRC, illegally, to investigate the link between corruption and war. Then he got kidnapped.
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- By Ignatius Ssuuna
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Assassinations and thug rule underpin president’s third term bid in Burundi.
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- By Bart Luirink
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Images that won this years’ Contemporary African Photography Prize are full of gaps and wonder.
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- By Tshireletso Motlogelwa
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Behind Botswana’s happy and prosperous image lie some disconcerting truths.
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- By ZAM reporter
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Film posters for the film Multiverse: Ghana by Juul van der Laan arrived. This film is a creative exploration of science in Ghana. A journey into ambition, unconventional methodology and determination.
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- By Shaun Raviv
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In the early 2000’s, two serial killers roamed Swaziland. Only one of them was human.
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- By Intagrist el Ansari
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The French anti-jihadist forces’ new romance with Touareg rebels in the north is making Mali’s government very unhappy.
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- By ZAM reporter
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ZAM starts seven African-European transnational investigations.
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- By Cornelia Knoll
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Brothers in photography, Hasan and Husain Essop, unveil the shadows of Cape Town’s past and present.
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- By Bart Luirink
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An exploration of power, the fear it generates and love in all its magical, addictive forms. Exclusive excerpt.
