Thursday, 19 September 2019 Analysis Health 4 June 2019 A short history of an Ebola vaccine Lyle Conrad
Analysis Health 4 June 2019 Ebola briefing | As cases pass 2,000, hopes are pinned on an experimental vaccine The same vaccine helped to quickly contain an outbreak last year, so why is it proving so hard to halt the spread of the virus now?
News feature Health 16 May 2019 Survival lessons for Congo in the aftershock of West Africa’s Ebola crisis ‘Every day I have in my head that it’s today I’ll die’
Special Report Conflict 2 August 2018 Cameroon’s anglophone war, part 2: Inside the separatist conflict From WhatsApp to amulets – how war is waged
Analysis Conflict 18 June 2018 Razed villages and empty fields await Congo-Brazzaville’s displaced “Life has to be rebuilt”
Special Report Conflict 12 June 2018 Cameroon’s anglophone war, part 1: A rifle as the only way out The line separating fighters from refugees is very thin; their journeys are nearly the same
News Solutions and Innovations 29 March 2018 A LinkedIn to combat rights abuse? New website helps track police and military personnel
Investigations Aid and Policy 6 April 2017 How advocacy gave Trump ammunition on conflict-free minerals If Trump does repeal conflict-free mineral legislation, would advocacy groups be partly to blame for not being more open about its limitations?
Investigations Conflict 14 February 2017 Who pays the hidden price for Congo’s conflict-free minerals? An IRIN investigation finds merit in President Trump’s claims that a US law banning conflict minerals is leading to lost livelihoods
