American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer, as a youngman. PHOTO/Nuclear Museum. By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT newshub@eyewitness.africa New scientific discoveries can ignite
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EYEWITNESS AFRICA is a news website that spotlights human rights violations, transparency and accountability, democracy and good governance, gender equality, environmental degradation and conservation, climate change and biodiversity loss, deforestation and pollution, diminishing glaciers and mangrove forests, wildlife poaching and trafficking, illegal fishing, and general stories that highlight public interest issues that aim to spark reforms.
A Nigerian police officer stands guard in Lagos in 2024. Police use the cybercrimes law to threaten and harass journalists who publish critical reports online.
Eliud Owalo speaking at a past event. PHOTO/EOF. By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT newshub@eyewitness.africa In a bold move that signals a transformative shift in Kenya’s development trajectory,
The Government Delivery Unit (GDU), headed by acting head, Mr. Olando Sitati, with Isiolo County officials inspect the Isiolo–Kulamawe–Garbatulla–Modogashe road. PHOTO/GDU. By SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT newshub@eyewitness.africa
Nigerien journalists Youssouf Sériba (left), Oumarou Abou Kané, and Ibro Chaibou have been imprisoned ahead of a criminal trial for “disseminating data likely to disturb
Russian mercenaries popularly known as Wagner Group were reported to have been providing security to the president and government officials in the Central African Republic.
A tea-picker at work. PHOTO/FILE Kenya’s tea industry, one of the country’s most valuable exports, finds itself in a heated debate over the wide price
