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Investigative journalism must evolve to survive

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WSCIJ attends 2025 King’s Day celebration hosted by the Netherlands Consulate in Lagos

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Voices from the frontline celebrating journalism on this Workers’ Day

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Join the conversation to mark World Press Freedom Day 2025

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WSCIJ trains 12 female reporters from 12 newsrooms as 6th Report Women! Fellowship starts

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Gender quotas, transparent promotions and policy overhaul dominate WSCIJ’s International Women’s Day conversation

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PRESS RELEASE: WSCIJ starts new decade of Report Women! initiative, shortlists 12 reporters for sixth fellowship

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Safety checks for investigative journalists

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WSCIJ calls on journalists and media to strengthen commitment to equity and social inclusion for a sustainable future

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Panellists call for stronger collaboration to protect press freedom and civic space

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Oloyede highlights communication, presentation as core leadership skills

Din-Jacob shares insights on leadership, bias and effective writing at 6th FRLP training

Atsenuwa urges journalists to spotlight legal gaps undermining women’s rights

Alaka charges female journalists to lead change through strategic reporting, leadership, self-care

Investigative journalism requires more than skill – Akinbajo

Strategic meeting with stakeholders on 2024 Journalism and Civic Space Status Report

Investigative journalism must evolve to survive

WSCIJ attends 2025 King’s Day celebration hosted by the Netherlands Consulate in Lagos

Voices from the frontline celebrating journalism on this Workers’ Day

Join the conversation to mark World Press Freedom Day 2025

WSCIJ trains 12 female reporters from 12 newsrooms as 6th Report Women! Fellowship starts

Gender quotas, transparent promotions and policy overhaul dominate WSCIJ’s International Women’s Day conversation

International Women’s Day 2025: A call for gender-inclusive newsrooms to strengthen accountability journalism

PRESS RELEASE: WSCIJ starts new decade of Report Women! initiative, shortlists 12 reporters for sixth fellowship

Safety checks for investigative journalists

WSCIJ calls on journalists and media to strengthen commitment to equity and social inclusion for a sustainable future

Panellists call for stronger collaboration to protect press freedom and civic space

Experts call for justice reform, accountability in fight against SGBV at Innocent Chukwuma’s 59th posthumous celebration

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