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Tag Archives: investigate

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China in Africa – call for story proposals

April 29, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

China is the world’s second largest economy, and its leading exporter in goods. It is also Africa’s single most influential global trading partner, increasing from $10 billion (1990) to $200 billion (2012). […]

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Investigating illicit trafficking in Africa

April 23, 2013by FAIR 1 Comment

CALL FOR STORY PROPOSALS: Trafficking in illicit goods, a term used by INTERPOL to describe all types of systemic illicit trade and financing, includes counterfeiting (trademark infringements), piracy (copyright infringements), smuggling, tax evasion and […]

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Mozambique: Three More of Cardoso’s Assassins Released

March 11, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Maputo — The tenth section of the Maputo City Court has released three more of the six men convicted, in 2003, of murdering Mozambique’s foremost investigative journalist, Carlos Cardoso. 11 […]

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Mali rebels call for ICC investigation

March 7, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Malian Tuareg rebels on Tuesday called on the International Criminal Court (ICC) [official website] to investigate alleged war crimes committed by Malian government forces during the recent conflict.

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BOOK TYING ANGOLA GENERALS TO DIAMONDS PROTECTED

February 18, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Angola received a boost to its free speech from Portugal, which refused to allow Angolan generals to stop the publication of a book exposing corruption and human rights abuses in […]

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Getting Rich in Poverty-stricken Congo

February 4, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

Congolese-Australian journalist Eric Mwamba went on a search to find the secret behind the riches of the Congolese elite.  Many of his witnesses prefered staying anonymous for fear of their […]

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Small Grants for African Investigative Journalists [EN/FR/PO]

January 18, 2013by FAIR Leave a comment

 SMALL GRANT FINALISTS 2013 Stanley Kwenda                  Zimbabwe Rosemary Nwaebuni        Nigeria Sarah Mawarere                 Uganda Eudias […]

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Anas hits back at critics: whether ethical or unethical, I am not ashamed

November 6, 2012by FAIR 2 Comments

Ace undercover Investigative Journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas has hit back at critics who question his style of journalism. Anas, known for his undercover journalism has investigated and produced mind-boggling stories […]

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