InfoNile together with Oxpeckers Investigative Environmental Journalism invites journalists in Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda to submit in-depth story pitches on Wildlife Crime and legal interventions in East Africa. The International Consortium on Combating Wildlife Crime defines wildlife crime as the taking, trading (supplying, selling, or trafficking), importing, exporting, processing, possessing, obtaining, and consumption of […]

In an era of climate change, youth in Uganda and across East Africa take the lead to build resilient communities

18th – 23rd October, Entebbe, Uganda InfoNile is calling for applications for training, workshop and mentorship on investigating threats to freshwater biodiversity in the Lake Victoria basin. Teams of three (2 reporters and 1 editor) from Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania,and Uganda are invited to apply for this 4-day workshop in Uganda from 18th-23rd October 2021. BACKGROUND  […]

InfoNile.org is a collaborative cross-border group of geojournalists with a mission to uncover critical stories on water and environment in the Nile River Basin of Africa through data-based multimedia storytelling. We are a part of Water Journalists Africa, the largest network of water journalists on the African continent. InfoNile Kenya Coordinator Job Description: InfoNile is […]

The InfoNile interactive map pinpoints the areas most vulnerable to changing rainfall and runoff patterns - factors that contribute to droughts and floods - and those that are already facing water scarcity.