Néné Fatimé Brahim, a young female (video) journalist from Chad, has been working for TchadInfos, an Afri’kibaaru partner media outlet...

Maïmouna Lo, a 43-year-old Mauritanian journalist, has worked for national television since 2007. She has just attended a cross-coaching...

Oksana Gryshyna looks at what citizens and authorities are doing to put Ukraine back on its feet and rebuild the country.

The Yak Vdoma project's only male resident, art critic and curator Konstiantyn Doroshenko wants to write a book about Ukraine's artistic...

Since the Russian invasion, Ksenia Kalieberda recounts the lives of the people of Kherson, and in particular those of her friends and family...

A journalist specialising in education issues, Olena Dyachuk observes the difficulties of a system stretched to breaking point by the war.

Taisia Bakharieva gives a voice to the Ukrainian women covering the war at the front.

Yana Skoryna is the youngest member of the Yak Vdoma residence in Bucharest, where she seeks to use her experience in television to tell the...

Yulia Fumichova is forging links between Ukrainian women currently scattered around the country and across the whole of Europe.

French-speaking journalist Aminata Kane has made her mark and become editor-in-chief at TVM, Mauritania's number one public television...

Mohamed Saleh, 25 years old, based in Nouakchott, is a multi-talented journalist with Sahel TV. Calm, hard-working and a theatre and cinema...