The Foreign Press Association, Africa

24/03/2025

We mourn a great loss to our community.

07/03/2025

Today, on the , we celebrate our very own, women trailblazers shaping our industry across Africa and beyond. Their resilience, courage, passion and dedication keep the world alive, informed and inspired.

We see you, we honor you today and always.

06/03/2025

Beyond headlines, beyond borders, Daria Labutina sheds light on the stories shaping today’s world.

📍Photo 1: In Kibera, where they organized a football cup for mothers from Russia and Kenya.

06/03/2025

Reporting where it matters, when it matters.

Samuel Getachew

📍Photo 1: In Gondar, Amhara, interviewing a local resident to gather his perspective on the northern war that reached his region.

📍Photo 2: Visiting Yichela, Tigray, on assignment for The Globe & Mail. This village is one of the hardest-hit areas in Tigray, facing famine in a region where millions need emergency food aid, a crisis now worsened by foreign aid cuts.

06/03/2025

Insight. Intelligence. Impact.

Hellen Abatoni

27/02/2025

Delivering journalism with depth and perspective , Samson Adeleke

27/02/2025

Politics, health, human rights, Halima Athumani covers the issues shaping everyday lives.

📍Photo 1: At the Nyakabande Transit Center in Kisoro, southwestern Uganda, reporting on the influx of DRC refugees into Uganda following the September 2022 clashes between M23 and FARDC. Halima interviewing Senjiwuva Gasigwa Phillipe, a Congolese refugee who had run away separating from some of his family members.

27/02/2025

In the field, behind the lens, capturing the story, Diego Menjíbar.

📍Photo 1,2 and 3: Joda border, South Sudan. Thousands of refugees fleeing the war in Sudan cross this border daily. Since the war escalated in the southern part of the country in December, there has been an increase in the flow of people. After crossing, they are registered by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and UNHCR, and are then transported by truck, along with all their belongings, to Renk, a city less than 70km from the border. People arrive in poor conditions, many in serious health states, fleeing a conflict that has already displaced more than one million people to South Sudan.

25/02/2025

Through her reporting, Bukola Adebayo sheds light on the intersection of policy and people, highlighting its impact on daily lives.

25/02/2025

Shaping the future of media through a collaborative lens that spans the region, Armel Gilbert is championing a more inclusive journalistic future.

📍Photo: A workshop on investigative journalism, climate change and cross-border collaboration in East Africa, with participants from six countries organized by Armel through Ukweli Coalition Media hub.

25/02/2025

Investigative, insightful and in the field, our very own Sarah Fluck reports on the major issues shaping Africa’s future.

📍 Photo: Amani Festival, Nov 2024, Goma
📸 Photo by Moses Sawasawa

24/02/2025

23/02/2025

Captured in action, Amaka Okoye reporting from the heart of the story.

📍 Photos 1 and 2: Reporting from Ngarannam, Borno State, North East Nigeria, during the resettlement of displaced persons by the UNDP.

📍 Photo 3: Covering the launch of the Dangote Refinery.

📍 Photo 4: Crossing Live into Berlin.

23/02/2025

Behind every compelling story is the lens that brings it to life, Collins Olunga at work.

📍Photo 1: Filming a story of a deaf and dumb maasai woman, who is using her silent voice to advocate for rights of women and disabled individual within her community.

📍Photo 2: Covering Kenya’s first Gen Z- led demonstration.

📍Photo 3: During an interview with Uganda’s opposition leader, Kizza Besigye, following the contested 2016 Ugandan election.

23/02/2025

Meet Blaise Eyong, one of our members documenting stories across Cameroon and beyond.

Behind every powerful story is the eye that captures it—Blaise at work.

📍 Photo 1: On 6 November 2023, a deadly attack took place in the town of Mamfe, in Cameroon’s southwest region. He was the first international journalist on the scene, filming and reporting on the loss of about twenty lives, the victims injured and the material damage suffered by the community. In this photo, he stands in what was once a family’s sitting area.

📍 Photo 2: Taken in 2023 while filming a documentary on conserving the Congo Basin forest in Cameroon. The film focused on those who have spent years planting trees, advocating for local communities and protecting the forest from those who seek to exploit it.

📍 Photo 3: In February 2025, in Yaoundé, Cameroon, he was reporting for Al Jazeera on the increasing difficulties faced by journalists in the country. This image captures him filming a reporter’s piece to camer

16/02/2025

Colleagues in the field, our members, Noé Michalon and Coletta Wanjohi at the AUC elections.

14/02/2025

Yesterday, on World Radio Day, our very own Alphonce Shiundu participated in a panel discussion themed 'Dis-misinformation on Climate Crisis'

He highlighted the role journalists play in identifying and challenging the spread of misinformation about climate change.

He emphasized the need for journalists to rely on expert consensus and factual evidence, cut through jargon and focus on clear reporting. By doing so, they can ensure the public receives accurate and reliable information, countering falsehoods that threaten understanding and action on climate change.

12/02/2025

This , we recognize the vital role of radio in delivering news and fostering public discourse. We celebrate our colleagues in radio who work tirelessly to keep audiences informed and engaged.