BREAKING:
The Washington Post fired me last year for speaking the truth after Charlie Kirk's killing. I fought back.
I'm happy to announce: I won my case against the Washington Post.
They have been ordered to reinstate me immediately. ✊🏾
https://t.co/TISoTvFFO9
Honoured to receive the 2026 German Africa Prize from @_DASonline. 🇰🇪🇩🇪
Looking forward to Berlin later this year.
14 years and 230M meals later, @Food4Education is showing that African solutions can be built at scale, by Africans, for Africa — with lessons for the world. 🌍
DRC declared the Ebola outbreak in May but health officials believe it may have started spreading in February.
But some people still think it’s a scam 👀
⚠️ Ebola is killing one person every 30 minutes in the DRC right now. This outbreak just became the deadliest in the country's history.
💉There are still no approved vaccines or treatments for the Bundibugyo virus even though case fatality ratio is approaching 50%
🥇 Last night in Atlanta, our groundbreaking Tanzania investigation won a @NABJ Salute to Excellence Award.
🇹🇿 Thanks to all the brave Tanzanians who trusted us with their stories
@NABJ@FlorenceDAttlee@GianlucaMezzo@BenDoBrown When the Tanzanian media was silenced by the government, we spoke to more than 100 people for this forensic investigation https://t.co/4gaBtscV4K
"There cannot be any doubt that Dr Arday’s tragic death was the direct, foreseeable and foreseen result of press harassment. A significant element in that harassment was the colour of his skin," Good Law Project writes in its petition to the British PM
Supporters of Jason Arday are demanding a public inquiry into the media coverage of the former Cambridge professor who died 9 days after his resignation over plagiarism allegations.
"There cannot be any doubt that racism lay at the heart of this story," they say
An online fundraiser to support Jason Arday's family has raised £91,773 so far.
"We are so proud of him and wish for his life to be remembered for the person he truly was and the positive difference he made in the world," his family wrote