British MPs seek social media firms’ accountability for published content. by Raheela Mahomed & Rym Bendimerad – 6. February 2019
Artists in Doha are drawing inspiration from Russian art, exploring designs inspired by science and technology. by Raheela Mahomed – 4. February 2019
Thousands of Venezuelans across the globe have started a movement with the hopes of getting heard by their government.
by Raheela Mahomed & Rym Bendimerad – 24. January 2019
by Lungelo Ndhlovu in MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM – 21 Nov 2018
She says her sister has spent months in prison being beaten, waterboarded, given electric shocks and threatened with rape. by Raheela Mahomed – 14 Jan 2019
The economic situation in Zimbabwe is getting worse, as Trade Unions and protesters call for a three-day strike. by Raheela Mahomed – 14 Jan 2019
US lawmakers propose bill that also calls for end to military co-operation after Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s killing and over war in Yemen. by Raheela Mahomed – 25 Oct 2018
Rights groups are demanding a review of outdated laws on information transparency. by Raheela Mahomed – 18 Oct 2018
Students in Bangladesh say they wanted a peaceful protest, but rubber bullets and tear gas have ended that. by Raheela Mahomed & Nihad El Aabedy – 5 Aug 2018
Fake news, fake polls and fake voting instructions – misinformation abounds in Mexico’s upcoming election and verification programmes are struggling to keep up. by Raheela Mahomed – 30 Jun 2018