‘I have No Other country’ An Interview with Professor Oyewale Tomori
My country gave me security, gave me the sources and funding to do my education. - Oyewale Tomori
Charles Ebikeme
Setting the Records Straight The Rise of Africa’s Fact Checkers
From just one initiative in 2014, there were 20 active fact checking initiatives across Africa by 2018. Today, there are 35. What is driving the rise of African fact checkers and what are the implications of this trend? Read more
‘We Are Incredibly Bad, As a Species, at Valuing Things’ Charles Ebikeme’s First Draft
Sub-editor at The Republic, Charles Ebikeme, believes humanity has not arrived at a proper way of valuing good health. Read our interview.
Where Are the Medics? The Scramble for Africa’s Healthcare Workers
Healthcare workers are the new oil and the cold war for the next precious resource has already begun. Read more.
Health Versus Capitalism Is Capitalism Making Us Sicker?
There is a growing conflict between the incentives of capitalism and establishing a world in which we all have the right to health. Read more.
Charles Ebikeme
is a science writer based in London and a sub-editor of The Republic.