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What New Narratives does is open theeyes of Africa to stories and people uniquely intertwined by one thing: neglect.

— Rodney

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Most news in Liberia is bought. It is distorted, inaccurate and sensationalist which does not bode well for our development process. NN is an opportunity to marry facts with solutions.

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I’ve lived most of my life in war. I saw horrible things happen in refugee camps. I saw for myself that women and children needed someone to tell their stories.

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Too much international news from the Global South is superficial and just plain wrong. It perpetuates stereotypes and undermines economic growth. Global South journalists are better placed to bring global audiences nuance and truth.

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We believe people-centered, independent journalism is the key to good governance, justice and economic development. An inclusive, trustworthy information ecosystem gives citizens the tools they need to keep leaders accountable, share solutions and drive change. New Narratives supports a network of leading Global South newsrooms with funding and editorial support to do game-changing journalism, and the business development support they need to be sustainable. Learn More

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Solutions For Media Viability in Fragile Democracies: A New Project in Liberia Shows How AI and Digital Tools Can Bring New Revenue Sources to Independent Newsrooms

A groundbreaking pilot project funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency, shows that AI and other new digital tools present promising new options for financial independence in West Africa’s leading newsrooms….


NN Journalist Albert Oppong-Ansah Wins Prestigious Schmidt Award for Excellence in Science Journalism

New Narratives is proud to share that our reporter Albert Oppong-Ansah, editor with Ghana News Agency, has won the prestigious Eric and Wendy Schmidt Prize for Excellence in Science Journalism. Albert won the award for three stories that he did with New Narratives as part of our groundbreaking clean air reporting project with support from…


Breaking the Chains – After Being Trafficked to Oman a Group of Liberian Women Decided to Take Matters into Their Own Hands

Anthony Stephens and Prue Clarke
The Continent

Climate Change Is Making Life Harder For All Farmers – For Ghana’s Farmers With Disabilities It Can Mean Devastation

Jennifer Ambolley
The Chronicle

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