Freelance journalist & videographer
Work Highlights
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The Human Toll of Europe’s ‘War on Smuggling’
All over Europe, thousands of migrants are jailed on charges of association with smugglers, often for doing no more than holding the tiller of a boat or handing out a flotation device to a fellow passenger.
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The New York Times
Officials have said that the death toll in Mayotte, currently at 35, could end up in the thousands. But in the capital, there were no scenes of public mourning and little talk of searches for missing loved ones.
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National Public Radio
Kabwe was home to one of the world's largest lead and zinc mines. For decades, toxic lead particles were blown across town, carried by the wind and the waterways, contaminating the soil in courtyards, playgrounds and on dirt roads where speeding trucks raise plumes of dust.
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Agence France Presse
Originaires de Cuba, de Jamaïque, du Laos, du Vietnam et du Yémen, ces personnes ont été incarcérées sans motif dans une prison de haute sécurité et se sont vu refuser tout contact avec leurs avocats. Enquête.
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The Guardian
In western Chad, villagers are desperately trying to hold back the sand as the climate crisis wreaks havoc on one of the hottest countries in the world.
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Geographical
From Senegal to Djibouti, the Great Green Wall was meant to reshape the Sahel, greening millions of hectares and reviving livelihoods. But as drought, bureaucracy and fading funds take their toll, its legacy is uneven — a patchwork of progress and disappointment that reveals both the promise and the pitfalls of global reforestation dreams.
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AFP Video
L'Afrique du Sud, l'un des principaux producteurs mondiaux de charbon, compte plus de 40.000 mineurs clandestins. Dans le Mpumalanga, le cœur charbonnier du pays où la majeure partie de l’électricité est produite, ils craignent d'être laissés de côté par les nouvelles politiques de transition énergétique qui prévoient de favoriser des énergies moins polluantes.