INDEPENDENT REPORTING FROM AFRICA CENTERING INDIGENOUS VOICES
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Our impact

Reporting that serves the communities at the centre of the story.

We bring community experience into public conversations about land, livelihoods, culture and the environment—and keep attention on the decisions that affect everyday life.

Beyond the headline

What our reporting can mean for communities

When decisions about land, water, conservation and development affect a community, the people living with those decisions deserve to be heard. Our reporting brings their knowledge and experience into the public record.

By documenting local concerns, examining evidence and asking decision-makers to account for their choices, we help readers understand what is at stake—and give community perspectives a place in conversations that shape their lives.

Community-centred reporting

How our work can make a difference

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Be heard on your own terms

First-hand perspectives bring community priorities, knowledge and lived experience into stories that might otherwise leave them out.

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Make local impacts visible

Reporting connects big decisions to everyday realities—from changing wetlands to the safety of homes, gardens and livelihoods.

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Support accountability

We put community accounts alongside research and official claims, helping the public ask who is responsible and what should happen next.

Voices featured in our reporting

The people closest to the story

These are excerpts from published stories. Open each story to read the full context.

We have co-existed peacefully with these animals for a long time. The people, the animals, and the land have always been together.
Alex Wakitinti · Senior elder of the Bagungu community Read the full story

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