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Africa
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The collapse of a building housing police officers and their families has brought a spotlight on the poor conditions of police barracks across the country. Many officers, charged with protecting citizens' lives and property, themselves live in little more than slums. Read: humanglemedia.com/inside-nig…
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Last year, HumAngle partnered with @NEDemocracy to advance peace and security through journalism. After commissioning journalists to document grassroots peace initiatives and challenges to peace across several communities in Nigeria, here is #APSJ at a glance. Read: humanglemedia.com/peace-init… Read: humanglemedia.com/the-market…
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HumAngle's newsroom is filled with journalists who go to great lengths to document and bring you the truth, from reporters who have spent nights in open fields to those who have lowered themselves into holes. Support their efforts and a week of reporting today: support.humanglemedia.com
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HumAngle cartoon of the week by Jibrin Akila Inspiration: Highway Terrorists Threaten Food Lifeline in Northeastern Nigeria humanglemedia.com/highway-te…
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Between 2021 and 2025, Nigeria was the biggest arms importer in sub-Saharan Africa, yet a report shows that troops fighting Boko Haram faced shortages. #HumAngleIndex breaks down how Nigeria acquires weapons and who controls the process: youtube.com/watch?v=vW4uORou…
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Under the Public Procurement Act, most government procurement requires an advert, an open bid, and a regulator. For weapons, the act applies only if the President says it should. So what happens when money is released to buy arms? We break this down: youtube.com/watch?v=vW4uORou…
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HumAngle's newsroom is filled with journalists who go to great lengths to document and bring you the truth, from reporters who have spent nights in open fields to those who have lowered themselves into holes. Support their efforts and a week of reporting today: support.humanglemedia.com
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“We could just hear screams.” From strict NDAs to having a 50-second limit to decide and label each piece of content, HumAngle's investigation reveals the mental toll Africans hired to moderate Facebook content face. humanglemedia.com/africans-h…
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