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    Isah Ismaila

    #HumAngleAt6: Sally Hayden Shares on Ethical Dilemmas in Conflict Reporting

    As part of its sixth-anniversary celebrations, HumAngle, Africa’s leading conflict and humanitarian crises reporting newsroom, held a training session on “ethical dilemmas in conflict reporting” on Tuesday, March 3, in Abuja, North Central Nigeria. The session, which brought together HumAngle editors and reporters, was led by award-winning journalist Sally Hayden and focused on the challenges […]

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    Saduwo Banyawa, Isah Ismaila

    #HumAngleAt6: Ahmad Salkida on Building Africa’s Conflict Reporting Newsroom

    When Ahmad Salkida first conceived HumAngle in 2014, the idea was audacious: build a newsroom dedicated to conflict reporting at a time when Nigeria’s media space was shrinking, resources were scarce, and insecurity was widespread. It would take six more years before that vision materialised. In 2020, HumAngle formally launched. Today, as the organisation marks […]

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    Saduwo Banyawa

    #HumAngleAt6: Reflecting on Six Years of Conflict Reporting in Africa

    Every March 2, HumAngle Media marks its anniversary. This year, the award-winning newsroom turns six, a milestone for a publication that has dedicated itself to covering conflict, humanitarian crises, and development challenges across Africa. This year’s anniversary is marked by reflection and knowledge-sharing activities. On Monday, award-winning Irish investigative journalist Sally Hayden attended HumAngle’s editorial […]

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