In five years, HumAngle has become a powerhouse for truth seekers, journalists, and storytellers who dare to ask the hard questions. As we mark our anniversary, here is how far we have come and how far we are willing to go. #HumAngleAt5

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Motorcycles are demanded as ransom, smuggled through deserts, used to transport gold and weapons along ancient routes, and ridden in raids and battles. The state has banned, burned, and seized thousands of them, and still cannot take the advantage back. humanglemedia.com/the-war-ma…

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With support from @CanHCNigeria through the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), HumAngle recently hosted a stakeholder meeting with peace actors in Benue, North Central Nigeria. The roundtable was part of our efforts to tackle misinformation in conflict areas, under our Countering Misinformation and Promoting Peace Project in Nigeria’s Middle Belt. Participants included representatives from government institutions, community-based organisations, and faith-based groups. Discussions focused on what has worked, what has failed, and what could be done differently to improve conflict prevention and the flow of reliable information within communities. #CMPP humanglemedia.com/humangle-b…

HumAngle Brings Benue Peace Actors Together to Tackle Misinformation, Conflict humanglemedia.com/humangle-b…

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The food crisis situation in various rural and pastoral areas of Chad has become a major concern for national authorities. humanglemedia.com/chad-gets-…

Chad Gets Financial Aid to Tackle Acute Food Crisis humanglemedia.com/chad-gets-…

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For the second leg of HumAngle’s Countering Misinformation and Promoting Peace Project, supported by @CanHCNigeria through the Canada Fund for Local Initiatives (CFLI), HumAngle conducted a 2-day training for 15 journalists in Benue, North Central Nigeria. These journalists were trained on ethical reporting, verification, data reporting, and human rights journalism. #CMPP humanglemedia.com/humangle-t…

HumAngle Trains Journalists in Benue on Solutions and Data Reporting in Conflict Context humanglemedia.com/humangle-t…

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🏆 #YJA2026: Meet the first four journalists on this year’s shortlist. Their reporting examines enforced disappearances, dangerous fishing practices, the treatment of women in DR Congo’s mining sector and the roots of Boko Haram. 🧵👇

After seven months of research, Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu (@WaasiShaffii) of HumAngle traces how Boko Haram built its army, drawing on interviews with first-generation members of the group and victims, alongside extensive archival research. humanglemedia.com/the-making… #YJA2026 @HumAngle_

In Murbai, a rural community in Taraba State, northeastern Nigeria, more than 100 people, many of whom are children, are blind. Despite the growing number, no one knows why so many residents are losing their sight. HumAngle visited the community and spoke with residents.

Like Mba, the youth leader suspects that the shallow ponds, now the community’s main water source, could be the leading cause of blindness in Murbai. “Cattle, sheep, and goats drink from there, and sometimes the cattle urinate in it, but people still fetch it no matter what and sometimes, when drinking the water, you can perceive the smell of the urine,” he said.

HumAngle congratulates and commends Fisayo Soyombo for this daring investigation. Spending 47 days alongside African migrants crossing the Sahara and the Mediterranean demanded extraordinary courage, endurance and personal sacrifice. This is immersive journalism at its most demanding, pursued in the public interest and grounded in lived reality. Well done, Fisayo. We look forward to reading the investigation.

We're excited to reveal this year's shortlist for Thomson's Young Journalist Award 🏆:  📑 651 stories submitted  🧑‍💻 217 candidates  🌍 56 countries ✨ 12 outstanding journalists have made it through.  Read about them:  thomsonfoundation.org/latest… #TFYoungJournalist #JournalismMatters @FPALondon @HumbertoBasilio @MoigeWilliam @ngevao_sia @NdidiamakaEde @GeorgeShabaev @AtsahyelAaron @KanyomboAlain @WaasiShaffii 📷 : Image created with the help of AI