Botswana’s INK Centre to launch mobile and video first news platform
INK24 to translate and breakdown centre’s long-form stories into digestible chunks that could be understood by grassroots communities
Using Artificial Intelligence to hold power to account
Technology can help illuminate dark corners of political funding in Africa
LIES, LIES AND MORE MOSU LIES
… how the Ombudsman spun a web of fibs and falsehoods to protect former president Ian Khama’s Mosu project.
Could this be a cure for fake news?
How do we immunize journalism against media viruses, fake news and propaganda?
Could this be cure for fake news?
How do we immunize journalism against media viruses, fake news and propaganda? Can biology save journalism? Ask researchers at the Institute for the Future, a non-profit research center concerned with what the future might hold for humanity. This finding in a recent “Biology of Disinformation” report was striking to me. The Institute makes a remarkable […]
Rape as a weapon to crush dissent: Inside Zimbabwe’s brutal crackdown
“I never imagined i would be raped by the soldiers, whom we had marched side by side in the streets in a putsch to oust former president Robert Mugabe in November 2017″
Botswana Presidents in bitter struggle for power
It was hardly a surprise when the new Botswana president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, was sworn in in April this year amid low public expectations.
DISS fails to account for concealed ivory
The Directorate on Intelligence and Security Services (DISS) has been accused of using its anti-poaching operation as a way of concealing elephant tusks from the responsible government department and potentially using it as a conduit for ivory smuggling.
‘I serve Botswana to the fullest of my abilities’
Christopher Garland’s response to questions by INK Centre For Investigative Journalism
Botswana company in Panama Papers scandal
The deputy chairperson of a state-owned entity has been implicated in tax evasion and working to facilitate capital flight from Botswana.
