In five years, HumAngle has become a powerhouse for truth seekers, journalists, and storytellers who dare to ask the hard questions. As we mark our anniversary, here is how far we have come and how far we are willing to go. #HumAngleAt5

We do not only push the bounds of storytelling, we also reinvent what care means for the storytellers. Support a newsroom that is committed to journalism and its journalists. https://t.co/yO6ebTk7LN

To protect mental health and reduce burnout, HumAngle’s CEO/Founder, @A_Salkida, has announced a major overhaul of how our journalists work and rest. From a 2-day work week to reporting breaks, here is the Radical Anti-Burnout Policy: https://t.co/970AOVI6ug

HumAngle’s new anti-burnout policy embeds a three-month rest period into contracts for newsroom staff while still providing full annual pay. It also shifts to a two-day work week for support staff from January 2026. https://t.co/970AOVI6ug

HumAngle Unveils Radical Anti-Burnout Policy, Adopts Nine-Month Work Year https://t.co/970AOVI6ug

As nighttime farm raids become common, women in rural communities in Adamawa, northeastern Nigeria, are living on their farms for long weeks in order to guard their harvests. Here are the types of dangers they encounter: https://t.co/BJbrdvbsDP

The Women Who Keep Vigil on Their Farms in Adamawa https://t.co/BJbrdvbsDP

What could life have been like for Leah Sharibu at 22? In the words of Rebecca, this tender and powerful piece helped her to imagine. Read: https://t.co/4P529lUE8V You too can share your favourite 2025 HumAngle story here: https://t.co/m80HCPlySj #HumAngle2025Roundup

As 2025 comes to an end, we shared with you our #VOV wrapped. This year, we told stories of abduction, displacement, loss, and the daily struggle for survival. Here is our full playlist for you to enjoy: https://t.co/dJMzz87317 #HumAngle2025Roundup

As communities struggle to feed themselves while living in fear, they are also being asked to absorb the return of terrorist deserters through Operation Safe Corridor, a non-kinetic counterterrorism programme launched in 2021 by the Nigerian government. https://t.co/CyMePoVj35

Despite Government efforts and promises of stability, the #LakeChad region has slipped into deeper humanitarian distress and violent operations by two infamous Boko Haram factions have resurged. Here, HumAngle looked at the factors responsible: https://t.co/CyMePoVj35

Why Stability Remains Fragile in the Lake Chad Basin https://t.co/CyMePoVj35

While humanitarian needs are rapidly increasing, Human Rights Watch exhorts its international partners to act quickly. https://t.co/LtqgwGqbmr

Humanitarian Crisis Looms As M23 Rebels Seize Uvira Town of DR Congo https://t.co/LtqgwGqbmr

On Monday, Dec. 15, only a few students were present in several schools in the area. In Kambau, Mbunia Kisenge, the headmaster of a secondary school, reported that no students were attending school. https://t.co/syDW8RXb6k

Schools Closed As Militia Violence Deepens in DR Congo https://t.co/syDW8RXb6k

Do you have a favourite HumAngle story of 2025? Do any of our stories, podcasts, or documentaries live rent-free in your mind? Share with us! https://t.co/LLBl1OkRmx #HumAngle2025Roundup

Bashir Muktar sits on the floor in his living room, in between the portraits of his two sons who were killed in the Zaria massacre. The bond with his children was one of deep affection and shared ambition. https://t.co/GFQFPagQv7

How does Nigeria’s new tax law affect you starting next year? We break it down in this episode of HumAngle Index. Here is all you need to know:

It is ten years since the Zaria massacre, but families, like Shahid’s, say they have not gotten justice. “They even painted it to look like we are the ones who committed an offence,” Fatima said. https://t.co/GFQFPagQv7

Fatima Alhassan is 20-years-old now, but her voice still carries the weight of a ten-year-old who watched her world collapse a decade ago. Her father, Shahid Alhassan, was killed during the infamous Zaria Massacre. https://t.co/GFQFPagQv7