Unsettling tired old narratives. ZAM enables a new generation of African voices to tell their own stories
Chronicle
#41
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Review | Ng'ambo Atlas. The Other Side of Zanzibar’s Stone Town
Chronicle #41 / by Oliver Barstow"… In that Empire, the Art of Cartography attained such Perfection that the map of a single Province occupied the entirety of a City, and the map of the Empire, the entirety of a Province ..."
31/10/2019

Book Extract | One Day in Bethlehem
Chronicle #41 / by Jonny SteinbergImprisoned before the end of Apartheid for a crime he did not commit, Fusi Mofokeng finds a changing nation.
31/10/2019

Essay | Blacks from Elsewhere and the Right to Abode
Chronicle #41 / by Achille MbembeSorrowing over the treatment of migrants, the Cameroonian philosopher calls for Africa to adopt a pro-migration stance, phase out colonial borders and become ‘a vast space of circulation’.
31/10/2019
Chronicle
#40
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- Cameroon | The godfathers who own the projects
- Public Disservice | Poor African countries waste billions while depriving citizens
- The Associates | Zambia – For your Noble Life
- The Associates | Mozambique – Licensed to plunder
- The Associates | Mali – Money like water
- The Associates | How We Did It
- The Associates | Handling business for the kleptocrats
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Cameroon | The godfathers who own the projects
Chronicle #40 / by Chief Bisong EtahobenAs the president ages, a kleptocracy disintegrates
18/07/2019

Public Disservice | Poor African countries waste billions while depriving citizens
Chronicle #40 / by AIPC/ZAM*Lack of state services and protection encourages despair and militancy
03/07/2019

The Associates | Zambia – For your Noble Life
Chronicle #40 / by Charles Mafa and John MukelaForest homes for the wealthy, sewage water for the rest.
02/07/2019
Chronicle
#39
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On Hope and Death of Nostalgia in South Africa
Chronicle #39 / by Sisonke MsimangWith the fall of Jacob Zuma the worst is behind us. But with leaders who lack moral authority the situation is dire and unacceptible.
24/06/2019

Where does Salafi radicalism in the Sahel come from?
Chronicle #39 / by Dr Rahmane IdrissaThere are no simple explanations, Dr Rahmane Idrissa told a meeting of journalist at the African Studies Centre Leiden where he was one of the speakers. But he did give his audience some clues.
14/05/2019

Mozambique | Millions of UN dollars fail to reach villages fighting to survive in Mozambique
Chronicle #39 / by Estácio ValoiWithholding of promised funds left Mozambican communities to battle cyclones, floods and drought alone for years.
26/03/2019
Chronicle
#38
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- “This second-hand clothing kills our local creativity and keeps us dependent”
- Review | ‘In Praise of Blood': Sensational, But Does It Fit With Reality?
- Saleh Addonia | Zij is een vreemd land, voorpublicatie
- South Africa | Why only a Nissan?
- Where’s that brandy, folks, let us drink!
- Cameroon | YaPhoto. An artist collective
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“This second-hand clothing kills our local creativity and keeps us dependent”
Chronicle #38 / by Oliver BarstowMozambican artist João Roxo wants to ship charity back to the ‘North’ and say ‘thanks but no thanks’
18/12/2018

Review | ‘In Praise of Blood': Sensational, But Does It Fit With Reality?
Chronicle #38 / by Jos van OijenThe Tutsi dominated Rwandan Patriotic Front never retaliated the 1994 genocide with another genocide, Jos van Oijen writes.
18/12/2018

Saleh Addonia | Zij is een vreemd land, voorpublicatie
Chronicle #38 / by Bart LuirinkTerras, een tijdschrift voor internationale literatuur, presenteert deze week een bijzondere editie met verhalen van Afrikaanse auteurs. (Note: excerpt in English with the article).
22/11/2018
Chronicle
#37
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South Africa | The man who connected the dots
Chronicle #37 / by Evelyn GroeninkActivist Minister Pravin Gordhan, back in government, fights to bring South Africa back from the brink. Change has come but 'the contest is still on.'
28/08/2018

Letter from Bamako | The circus came to town
Chronicle #37 / by Bram PosthumusThe recent elections in Mali are based on a colonial model, a ritual virtually nobody believes in.
28/08/2018

Nollywood is not ready to compete globally, despite what they are telling Nigerians
Chronicle #37 / by Alithnayn AbdulkareemFrench President Emmanuel Macron recently took his first trip under his official position to Nigeria, a move that Quartz labelled as “low on policy, but high on culture.”
31/07/2018
Chronicle
#36
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‘How Not To Ask A Question'
Chronicle #36 / by Ayo AdeneWhy do young Nigerians ask president Macron for advice?
19/07/2018

Fighting the homophobia within me
Chronicle #36 / by Jerry AfriyieAs a Dutch activist against racism and racist caricatures like ‘Zwarte Piet’, Jerry Afriyie longs for a society that includes everyone.
19/07/2018

How rapper Pacotille confronted Senegalese society with injustices
Chronicle #36 / by Pieter van der HouwenThere were no cribs, no bitches, expensive Nikes or flashy wheels in his lyrics, Re Fuse magazine reports.
19/07/2018
Chronicle
#35
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Mozambique | In the care of Pastor Roy
Chronicle #35 / by Estacio Valoi and Evelyn Groenink/ZAMHow an African government and international institutions turned a blind eye to thirty years of sexual abuse at a Christian Mission.
09/05/2018

African investigative journalism versus the kleptocrats
Chronicle #35 / by Evelyn Groenink“Our leaders will only listen if our stories are published in the West.”
01/05/2018

Afrikaanse onderzoeksjournalistiek versus de kleptocraten
Chronicle #35 / by Evelyn Groenink‘Onze leiders luisteren pas als onze verhalen in Westerse media verschijnen.’
01/05/2018
Chronicle
#34
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Cameroon | Gaz à la Camerounaise
Chronicle #34 / by Christian LockaRoyalties for shareholders, tainted water for the locals
05/03/2018

Ordinary life? The 1950s Ngilima photo collection
Chronicle #34 / by Paul FaberHow the photo collections of two families connect worlds apart.
06/02/2018

Begrafenis
Chronicle #34 / by Simone Atangana BekonoThis short story by Simone Atangana Bekono is one of a recently published anthology Zwart. Afro-Europese Literatuur uit de Lage Landen in the Netherlands.
06/02/2018
Chronicle
#33
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African investigative journalists making mark on global conference and in new book
Chronicle #33 / by ZAM ReporterZAM partner the African Investigative Publishing Collective, producer of the recent investigation into African Oligarchs and many others, will be out in full force to participate in the Global Investigative Journalism Conference, to be held on African soil for the first time in Johannesburg between 16 and 19 November.
13/11/2017

Nine Pieces of Desire
Chronicle #33 / by Idza LThis is an excerpt from Queer Africa 2: New Stories published by MaThoko Publishers, Johannesburg. The book presents 26 fiction and non-fictions stories by writers from seven African countries. Nine Pieces of Desires is written by Idza L, a Kenyan writer who is interested in writing stories about women and the lives they live.
13/11/2017

'South Africa's leaders blame Mandela for their own failures'
Chronicle #33 / by Milan HermesHow Mandla Langa made Mandela 'sing through his own words'
31/10/2017
Chronicle
#32
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Between bitter almonds and good hope
Chronicle #32 / by ZAM ReporterSouth Africa today. A ZAM special.
10/10/2017

The plunder route to Panama
Chronicle #32 / by Maxime Domegni, Eric Mwamba, Francis Mbala, Estacio Valoi, Lawrence Seretse, Evelyn Groenink, and Correspondent Rwanda and BurundiHow African oligarchs steal from their countries.
08/10/2017

Why I prefer African filmmakers
Chronicle #32 / by Bram PosthumusWhites on screens often present a distorted reality.
05/10/2017
Chronicle
#31
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Greener pastures
Chronicle #31 / by Theophilus Abbah, Zack Ohemeng Tawiah, Benon Herbert Oluka, Muno Gedi and Anas Aremeyaw AnasThe war for grazing lands in Africa.
09/07/2017

Somalia | There is no government here
Chronicle #31 / by Muno Gedi“I wake up every day ready to fight to survive”
09/07/2017

The Ugandan tribes who need the guns
Chronicle #31 / by Benon Herbert OlukaThe mini-arms races of the Karamoja.
09/07/2017
Chronicle
#30
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- Uganda | The general and the naked women
- Cameroon | The invisible trees of Bamenda
- Kenya | Gentrifying Kibera
- The Omerta of Ivory Coast
- DRC | Funding exploitation
- How aid helps the rich get richer
- 2017 Transnational Investigation “How aid helps the rich get richer:” How we did it
- The AIPC Transnational Investigation Team “How aid helps the rich get richer” 2017
- ZAM partnership publications
- The AIPC
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Uganda | The general and the naked women
Chronicle #30 / by Benon Herbert OlukaOutside Peyero bar on Gulu Municipality’s Langara road in north Uganda is a car which, by the last letter on its licence plate, belongs to State House, the official residence of the president.
19/06/2017

Cameroon | The invisible trees of Bamenda
Chronicle #30 / by Chief Bisong Etahoben“There were trees there,” says Patience Ndifor of the Society for Initiatives in Rural Development and Environmental Protection (SIRDEP) which receives funding from Germany, over the phone.
19/06/2017

Kenya | Gentrifying Kibera
Chronicle #30 / by Ken OpalaThey had come, way back in the year 2000, to promise Lucianna Wanjiku, 58, that her mud shack in Soweto settlement in Kibera, Nairobi, -often called ‘the greatest slum on earth- would be rehabilitated.
19/06/2017
Chronicle
#29
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Between Bitter Almonds and Good Hope, Part V
Chronicle #29 / by Evelyn GroeninkIn the trenches of the corruption.
10/06/2017

Tussen bittere amandelen en goede hoop, Deel V
Chronicle #29 / by Evelyn GroeninkIn de loopgraven van de corruptie.
10/06/2017

Between Bitter Almonds and Good Hope, Part IV
Chronicle #29 / by Evelyn GroeninkThe Force against Zuma’s empire.
15/05/2017
Chronicle
#28
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CAP Prize 2017 | Short list of Contemporary African Photography Prize announced
Chronicle #28 / by ZAM Reporter25 projects engaging with the African continent or its diaspora have made it to the shortlist of this years' Contemporary African Photography Prize (CAP).
24/04/2017

South Africa | Between bitter almonds and good hope, Part III
Chronicle #28 / by Evelyn GroeninkZuma’s ‘pro poor’ masquerade.
10/04/2017

Tussen bittere amandelen en goede hoop, Deel III
Chronicle #28 / by Evelyn GroeninkDe fake strijd van de nieuwe elite.
10/04/2017
Chronicle
#27
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South Africa | Between bitter almonds and good hope, Part II
Chronicle #27 / by Evelyn GroeninkHow the South African students movement was silenced.
13/03/2017

Zuid-Afrika | Tussen bittere amandelen en goede hoop, Deel II
Chronicle #27 / by Evelyn GroeninkHoe de Zuid-Afrikaanse studentenbeweging tot zwijgen werd gebracht
13/03/2017

South Africa | Between bitter almonds and good hope, Part I
Chronicle #27 / by Evelyn GroeninkSearching for the paradise of coffee and milk
06/02/2017
Chronicle
#26
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Namibia | Into the Kaiser's Holocaust
Chronicle #26 / by ZAM Reporter and Pieter Boersma (pictures)A visual journey by Dutch photographer Pieter Boersma.
30/01/2017

Review | Mozambique from one time into another
Chronicle #26 / by ZAM reporterDutch photographer Ben Krewinkel continues the journey that took Frits Eisenloeffel to Mozambique after its victory and independence of 1975.
19/12/2016

The rise and fall of the Floating School
Chronicle #26 / by Femke van ZeijlThe triangular floating structure was a beacon on the Lagos Lagoon. But after the Floating School collapsed, many questions remained unanswered. Was the building project on the Lagos Lagoon really the success it claimed to be?
07/11/2016
Chronicle
#25
18/08/2016
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Friends with the General
Chronicle #25 / by Evelyn GroeninkHow a British multinational became an apologist for a murderous regime.
14/09/2016

Essay | Gender Disparity
Chronicle #25 / by Ayo AdeneGirls abducted. Girls married off before they turn 15. Women denied equality before the law. Why do so many African societies move like a car on two left-side wheels?
06/09/2016

Letter from Pretoria
Chronicle #25 / by Evelyn GroeninkRevolution at a girls' school.
06/09/2016
Chronicle
#24
18/05/2016
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Wig Towers
Chronicle #24 / by ZAM reporterMeschac Gaba at Afrika 010. Rotterdam buildings, African headdress.
18/05/2016

Libya | Obama's failure
Chronicle #24 / by Idris AkinbajoThe USA's mistake was 'not to plan for the day after.'
18/05/2016

The Uneasy Truths Project
Chronicle #24 / by Evelyn GroeninkThe six cross-border investigations done by AIPC-ZAM teams shatter some dominant narratives.
18/05/2016
Chronicle
#23
28/04/2016
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The Demonic Universe
Chronicle #23 / by Anneke Verbraeken, Chief Bisong Etahoben, Fidelis MacLeva and Alberique HoundjoWitches are real. They exercise political power in West African societies.
28/04/2016

The Ruby Plunder Dialogues
Chronicle #23 / by Evelyn GroeninkThe ruby company writes to ZAM about ‘gross distortions’ in our story about mining in Montepuez. ZAM responds.
28/04/2016

Hunting Season
Chronicle #23 / by Lázaro MabundaIt's two-and-a-half thousand dead rhinos vs. three-hundred-and-sixty-three dead poachers in the Kruger Park
28/04/2016
Chronicle
#22
12/04/2016
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Mining Company Annotates ‘Ruby Plunder’
Chronicle #22 / by Evelyn GroeninkAfter the publication of our fifth AIPC-ZAM investigation, titled ‘The Ruby Plunder Wars of Montepuez,’ ZAM received correspondence from Mr Brian Cattell, a consultant for Gemfields, which –as majority partner in the Montepuez Ruby Mining company- features prominently in the story.
15/04/2016

The Ruby Plunder Wars of Montepuez
Chronicle #22 / by Estacio Valoi (Mozambique) and Gesbeen Mohammad (UK)How villagers fight a mining pact from hell in the world’s richest ruby deposit.
12/04/2016

Ghana’s Batman
Chronicle #22 / by Evelyn GroeninkAfter his last undercover investigation, Ghana’s judicial authority sacked twenty-one judges and nineteen judicial service workers. A portrait of Anas Aremeyaw Anas.
12/04/2016
Chronicle
#21
05/04/2016
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The Good Civil Servants
Chronicle #21 / by Anas Aremeyaw Anas, Theophilus Abbah and Benon Herbert OlukaConscientious officials and their fight against corruption.
05/04/2016

The Blackness of Jacob Zuma
Chronicle #21 / by Evelyn GroeninkMistrust of 'white capital' feeds the South African president's racial populism.
05/04/2016

Selfiedarity
Chronicle #21 / by Bart LuirinkEssay | Some activism does more harm than good.
05/04/2016
Chronicle
#20
31/03/2016
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Military Millionaires
Chronicle #20 / by Tshireletso Motlogelwa and Matteo CivilliniPresidential arms dealers and securocrats rule Africa’s ‘success story.’
31/03/2016

Remixing Cities
Chronicle #20 / by ZAM reporterVisiting Kampala in the Netherlands.
31/03/2016

Nigeria | Driving on the Right Side
Chronicle #20 / by Pieter van der HouwenIn an act of defiance, Nigerians decided not to drive on the left side any longer. British colonialism was history.
31/03/2016
Chronicle
#19
22/03/2016
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The Siren Call
Chronicle #19 / by David Dembele, Hamza Idris, Muno Gedi, Bram Posthumus and Kenya correspondentLet down by ruling elites, it is difficult for youth in East and West Africa to withstand the ‘siren call’ of jihadi movements.
22/03/2016

A.K.A 2016: Celebrating Afrikaans and Diversity
Chronicle #19 / by ZAM reporterAmsterdam, the Netherlands, 8-10 April, 2016: three days of music, literature, film, debate and art at the upcoming A.K.A. Afrikaanse Kultuur Fees.
22/03/2016

South Africa's 'Watershed Moment'
Chronicle #19 / by ZAM reporterThe Nelson Mandela, Oliver & Adelaide Tambo and Ahmed Kathrada Foundations have called on South Africa's erstwhile liberation movement, now majority party, the African National Congress, to correct itself.
22/03/2016
Chronicle
#18
15/03/2016
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Feeding the Parasites
Chronicle #18 / by Zack Ohemeng Tawiah (Ghana) and Francis Mbala (DRC), with contributions from Janneke Donkerlo (Amsterdam, Geneva) and Erick Kabendera (Dar es Salaam)How donor campaigns are setting the fight against malaria back.
15/03/2016

The Making of Uneasy Truths
Chronicle #18 / by Evelyn GroeninkSeven teams of African journalists and Western colleagues unearthed hidden truths in the 2015 AIPC-ZAM investigations.
15/03/2016

The 2015 AIPC-ZAM Investigations
Chronicle #18 / by ZAM ReporterAIPC and ZAM launch seven transnational investigations.
15/03/2016
Chronicle
#17
16/12/2015
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Mountains of Kong
Chronicle #17 / by ZAMOnce the 'Mountains of Kong' crossed the African continent. A mountain range from the Niger river's source in West Africa to the White Nile in the east was drawn onto maps for more than a hundred years up until 1995.
08/02/2016

Special - No Hearts, No Minds
Chronicle #17 / by the African Investigative Publishing CollectiveKenya, Mali, Nigeria, and Somalia | The neglected strategy in the War on Terror in Africa
15/12/2015

Mali - A Report from Devastation
Chronicle #17 / by David DembeleThe War on Terror destroyed some buildings that the jihadis had left standing and left the population destitute.
15/12/2015
Chronicle
#16
06/09/2015
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Released and available to order: The African Tabloid
Chronicle #16 / by ZAMThis publication is a journey into migrant communities in Johannesburg, Lagos, Glasgow and New York. Despite much being said about them, very little is heard from the African individuals building new lives and communities. This is the gap we want to fill.
03/11/2015

How to run a Nigerian NGO
Chronicle #16 / by Elnathan JohnAn instruction manual for those who want a slice of the donor money pie.
06/10/2015

Money for the rich, Ebola for the poor
Chronicle #16 / by Babah TarawallyThe elite in Sierra Leone ruthlessly stole Ebola funds. When will the poor finally rebel?
06/10/2015
Chronicle
#15
18/08/2015
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Angola after Oil
Chronicle #15 / by Gustavo CostaWith no more oil money coming in, Angola’s rulers try to counter a winter of discontent by force.
18/08/2015

Parfum d’Existence
Chronicle #15 / by Lara BourdinAfrica, Africans art exhibit in Brazil evokes slave trade, sugar cane liquor, missionary zeal and voodoo.
18/08/2015

A Malaria Arrest
Chronicle #15 / by Francis MbalaDRC | Francis Mbala was investigating treatment facilities for malaria patients in Kinshasa. It got him arrested.
18/08/2015
Chronicle
#14
16/06/2015
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Review | The Essops’ Unrest
Chronicle #14 / by Cornelia KnollBrothers in photography, Hasan and Husain Essop, unveil the shadows of Cape Town’s past and present.
16/06/2015

Alliance Française
Chronicle #14 / by Intagrist el AnsariThe French anti-jihadist forces’ new romance with Touareg rebels in the north is making Mali’s government very unhappy.
16/06/2015

Evil Medicine
Chronicle #14 / by Shaun RavivIn the early 2000’s, two serial killers roamed Swaziland. Only one of them was human.
16/06/2015
Chronicle
#13
08/05/2015
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Country of Fear
Chronicle #13 / by Ignatius SsuunaAssassinations and thug rule underpin president’s third term bid in Burundi.
08/05/2015

Unnamed Worlds and Burning Suns
Chronicle #13 / by Bart LuirinkImages that won this years’ Contemporary African Photography Prize are full of gaps and wonder.
08/05/2015

The Diamond Connection
Chronicle #13 / by Tshireletso MotlogelwaBehind Botswana’s happy and prosperous image lie some disconcerting truths.
08/05/2015
Chronicle
#12
10/04/2015
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Child Abuse in the Name of Voluntourism
Chronicle #12 / by Anas Aremeyaw Anas/ZAMGhana’s undercover reporters expose a ‘mommy’ who starved orphans whilst making them clap and sing for ‘voluntourists’.
10/04/2015

Kinshasa Kidnap
Chronicle #12 / by Eric MwambaZAM’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.
10/04/2015

The Godfather of Nigeria’s new rule
Chronicle #12 / by Femke van ZeijlBola Tinubu is the kingmaker behind Nigeria's new ruling party and president.
10/04/2015
Chronicle
#11
03/02/2015
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Undercover with Quack Doctors
Chronicle #11 / by Anas Aremeyaw Anas with Rosemary NwaebuniGhana | They defraud, kill and maim their patients.
03/02/2015

Born in Maiduguri
Chronicle #11 / by Evelyn GroeninkNigeria | Some of Ahmad Salkida's childhood friends are now with Boko Haram.
03/02/2015

Short story | The Path of the Snake
Chronicle #11 / by Babah TarawallyA white journalist goes out to investigate Ebola in Sierra Leone.
03/02/2015
Chronicle
#10
18/11/2014
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- Without Mandela
- Machineguns in the Mist
- Re-educating Fatima
- Review | London Says Yes to Art, No to Artist
- ZAM Report | Ebola Diary
- Editorial | Babah’s Mother and the Virus
- LagosPhoto 2014 | Reality making Fiction
- Essay | Courage under Fire
- South Africans Reject Blackface
- Undercover report | Doctors of Death
- Short story | The Path of the Snake
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Without Mandela
Chronicle #10 / by Evelyn GroeninkA country starts reflecting on itself.
16/12/2014

Machineguns in the Mist
Chronicle #10 / by Eric MwambaDR Congo | The ‘Virunga’ movie shows the rangers of the gorilla reserve in the DRC as heroes. The real picture is far more complex.
18/11/2014

Re-educating Fatima
Chronicle #10 / by Abjata KhalifKenya | Traditional families in ‘little Mogadishu’ reform their ‘westernised’ children by force.
18/11/2014
Chronicle
#9
09/09/2014
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Diamond Heights
Chronicle #9 / by ZAM ReporterThe winners of the photography contest POPCAP14 depict secluded young mothers, traditional elders, war survivors and children playing in the canals of a diamond mine.
07/09/2014

Fighting the Devils’ Land Grab Pact
Chronicle #9 / by Chief Bisong EtahobenHow the people of South West Cameroon resisted sell-out leaders, corrupt politicians and land-grabbing businessmen.
07/09/2014

Review | Biafra Revisited
Chronicle #9 / by Lara BourdinEven if blander than the book, 'Half of a Yellow Sun' movie is a gripping tale of sisterhood and war.
07/09/2014
Chronicle
#8
25/06/2014
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Safe from Kony, sick from the Camps
Chronicle #8 / by Barbara AmongA mysterious new illness affects children in Uganda's refugee camps.
25/06/2014

The Rise of the Big Men
Chronicle #8 / by Nnamdi OnyeumaNigeria | Investigation in Niger Delta reveals the businessmen behind the kidnappings.
25/06/2014

Comrade Sunny
Chronicle #8 / by Christina MånssonInterview | From activist to victim to consultant.
25/06/2014
Chronicle
#7
29/04/2014
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Sammy Baloji’s surreal universe
Chronicle #7 / by ZAM ReportersIntersecting worlds of beauty, suffering and aspiration
29/04/2014

The saboteurs of good governance
Chronicle #7 / by Ramata SoréA small band of idealists are trying to save African peer review from corruption and nepotism
29/04/2014

The missing gold
Chronicle #7 / by Chief Bisong EtahobenOfficially, Cameroon produces only 2004 kilograms of gold per year. Unofficially, it's 180 000.
29/04/2014
Chronicle
#6
17/03/2014
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Hunting Season
Chronicle #6 / by Lázaro MabundaIt's two-and-a-half thousand dead rhinos vs. three-hundred-and-sixty-three dead poachers in the Kruger Park
17/03/2014

The Invading Hordes of Ivory Coast
Chronicle #6 / by Bram PosthumusHow citizens once chased away as 'foreigners' came back with a vengeance
17/03/2014

Review | The End of Eating Everything
Chronicle #6 / by Lara BourdinWangechi Mutu's magical wonderland
17/03/2014
Chronicle
#5
22/01/2014
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Nigerian Undercover Reporter Busts Human Traffic Network
Chronicle #5 / by ZAM ReportersTobore Ovuorie's exposure of the criminal syndicates that smuggle sex workers
22/01/2014

From sex work to slavery and murder
Chronicle #5 / by Tobore OvuorieWest-Africa | Undercover inside the human traffic mafia
22/01/2014

Operation Rescue
Chronicle #5 / by Reece AdanwenonBenin | How an undercover reporter was secretly smuggled back to safety
22/01/2014
Chronicle
#4
27/11/2013
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Essay | Less than a Mess
Chronicle #4 / by Bart LuirinkStrikes and protests show that South Africa is going in the right direction
27/11/2013

Report | The Desert Option
Chronicle #4 / by Emmanuel MayahWest-Africa | Going through the Sahara and living to tell the tale
27/11/2013

Kalahari Catch-22
Chronicle #4 / by Tshireletso MotlogelwaBotswana | Mangled between development, the desert and international 'protectors'
27/11/2013
Chronicle
#3
17/10/2013
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TV Screens, Trains and Astronauts in the Jungle
Chronicle #3 / by ZAM ReportersLagos Photo presents the Megacity and the Non-City.
17/10/2013

Food Aid Becomes Food Trade
Chronicle #3 / by Muno GediSomalia | The soup goes to the cattle, the rice to the traders
17/10/2013

Atheists Rise in Egypt
Chronicle #3 / by Magdy SamaanTwo million unbelievers aren't scared anymore
17/10/2013
Chronicle
#2
10/09/2013
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Images of Power
Chronicle #2 / by ZAM ReportersHow a photograph stains your brain.
10/09/2013

The Predator State
Chronicle #2 / by Eric MwambaThe secrets of the Congolese elite's wealth
10/09/2013

Circumcision ‘Light’
Chronicle #2 / by the Nugal Female Journalists Club of Garowe and Muno Mohamed GediSomalia | “I only had a little cut and it doesn’t bother me”
10/09/2013
Chronicle
#1
25/06/2013
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Review | Generation of Change
Chronicle #1 / by Lara BourdinSnapping back at stereotypes.
25/06/2013

Fertile Grounds
Chronicle #1 / by Theophilus AbbahNigeria | Boko Haram reaps what state abuse and neglect have sown.
25/06/2013

Visible Children
Chronicle #1 / by Benon Herbert OlukaHow a community campaign in Uganda did what 'Stop Kony 2012' and US$ 2 billion aid money could not do.
25/06/2013
Chronicle
#0
spring 2013
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The Fairtrade chocolate rip-off
Chronicle #0 / by Forum for African Investigative ReportersWest-Africa | Expensive 'fair' chocolate does not benefit cocoa farmers
24/04/2013

Social Bandits
Chronicle #0 / by Mohamed Kadir, Christophe Assogba, Theophilus Abbah and Charles RukuniThe pirates, smugglers and corrupt tycoons who help develop Africa
24/04/2013

Africa in China
Chronicle #0 / by Pieter van der HouwenAfrican traders in Ghuangzou. Is Europe really yesterday's news?
24/04/2013