Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Saturday, October 24, 2026
Having lived in both Zambia and Britain, Tchiyiwe Chihana is aware of the difficulties faced by first- and second-generation immigrants. As managing director of Yorkshire-based African Voices Platform, she has strived to ensure that the diaspora remains well-informed and well-connected to the country they now live in.
The Prisma series “Journalists and Immigrants in the UK.
As Syria faces a transformative period following the fall of Bashar al-Assad, the nation’s future remains uncertain. This moment marks the potential for a comprehensive revolution to reshape governance and society. Rola Zamzameh* The complexities of power vacuums, international influences, and socio-political challenges make the path forward intricate. […]
President Bashar Al-Assad overthrown, Syria now faces the challenge of forming a government of national unity to heal the wounds left by 14 years of war and rebuild a country that has been left mostly in ruins. Fady Marouf This is clearly the beginning of a very different […]
Hate speech, symbolic violence, an anti-gender policy agenda, shock measures, defunding of education and health, thousands of layoffs…These are among the trademarks of the first 365 days of a government that many criticise, though some defend. This year also saw the suspension of public works, 13 Ministries shuttered, government […]
Ana Ramos arrived in London from Colombia when she was eleven. She quickly felt at home but would discover she had ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia years after having to retake her A-levels twice. With her diagnoses, she graduated from university and has worked as a paralegal and across the civil […]
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