No Name, No Home: Children at Risk of Statelessness on the Nigeria–Cameroon Border
It is Friday morning in Yerimaru, a village near the Nigeria-Cameroon border in Taraba State, northeastern...
What it Means to Feel at Home: The Labour of Keeping Family Links While Abroad
A livestream can allow someone to witness a funeral. A phone call can keep a relationship...
How the Northern Nigerian Women Desperate to Migrate to the Middle East Are Coerced into Sex
Desperate to escape poverty, many Northern Nigerian women believe a Gulf job could change their lives....
The Foreigners Making Nigeria Their New Home
1. Abraham Abraham Abraham Abraham, popularly known as Pastor, never imagined that Nigeria would become his...
After Escaping Violence in Libya, Sharon Thinks about Returning Again
Sharon Anthony left Nigeria in 2017, hoping to reach Europe and build a better future for...
Remittances are Doing the Work African Governments are Missing
Moving back to Nairobi after a lifetime in the UK has a funny way of complicating...
The Women Who Migrate for Work
The Women who Migrate for Work, is a photographic and documentary project examining how labour migration...
A Year Inside Sintiki: Young Egyptians Trapped in Greece's Deadly Detention Centre
The Sintiki centre sits in Serres, in northern Greece, close to the Bulgarian border. It began as a facility for the temporary reception of asylum seekers. In July 2025, it was converted into a closed detention centre, part of Greece's hardening response to arrivals by sea from North Africa.
Africa’s Creative Economy is Crossing Borders, But its Workers Still Can’t Move Freely
When South African Grammy-winning artist Tyla announced the African leg of her A POP World Tour, Lagos was among the cities where fans expected to see one of the continent’s fastest-rising stars.
No Place to Call Home: Increasing Homophobic & Transphobic Laws in the U.S. & Africa
A network of Christian evangelical organisations has spent nearly two decades and tens of millions of...