Watch Africa
iWatch Africa reports on Organised crime in Africa/ Trans-national Crime (Drug Trafficking, Illegal Mining, Illegal logging, Human Trafficking, Organ Trafficking, Illicit Financial Flows etc.)
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Garbage Out, Garbage In: How Europe’s e-waste problem is a burden on Africa
ACCRA, Ghana – Hassan Tampani, a 23-year-old scrap dealer sits just 20 meters away from acidic gusts of smoke fueled…
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READ: iWatch Africa’s Top 10 Reports in 2021
2021 has been an important year for journalism and evidence based opinion reports despite the challenges COVID-19 has posed to…
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Guidelines for Newsrooms in West Africa
The explosive growth of social media use around the world has opened up many new opportunities for journalism. At the…
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iWatch Africa launches its 2021 Policy Dialogue Series
iWatch Africa has launched its 2021 Policy Dialogue Series which seeks to bring diverse experts and stakeholders across the world…
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iWatch Africa to launch its 2021 ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, Jan 16
iWatch Africa will officially unveil its maiden ‘Policy Dialogue Series’ on Saturday, 16th January 2021 as part of a broader…
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Stolen at sea: An investigation into illegal Chinese transhipment activities in Ghana and Nigeria
ACCRA, Ghana – We now know that 28-year old fishing observer Emmanuel Essien was actively taking actions against vessels engaged…
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French official in the Panama Papers, lack of vigilance from the French State?
Jean-Louis Chanel is the name of a former France-Ghana business conselour listed in the Panama Papers, among thousands of other…
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Ghana: Bridget Otoo, Manasseh Azure, Anas Amereyaw among most abused journalists online
iWatch Africa’s three month-long data tracking of abuse and harassment directed at journalists within the digital ecosystem in Ghana has…
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How major tech companies exploit tax laws: a focus on Ghana and Nigeria
ACCRA, Ghana – When trade officials designed the territorial taxing rights dating back to the 1920s, not many people imagined…
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Changing The African Narrative: Why free movement of labour and capital is a perfect start for a New Africa
If you live in Africa, the chances are that you may have encountered the unpleasant experience of taps not running,…
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