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

Locals told HumAngle that the ADF rebels were first sighted at the Ngoma Institute in DRC, with sources saying the assailants approached from a farm in Mangingi, a peripheral quarter of Manguredjipa. https://t.co/ZUGYIv9Q1T

DRC Forces Repel ADF Terrorist Attack on Mining Town https://t.co/ZUGYIv9Q1T

The selected fellows were drawn from media organisations like Daily Trust, Reuters, Premium Times, DW, African Independent Television (AIT), and others. https://t.co/csxQWRyGiW #HCMPF #HumAngleFellow

HumAngle has selected 10 middle-career and senior journalists from Nigeria for its upcoming fellowship for reporting conflict and missing persons, in collaboration with @ICRC_Nigeria. https://t.co/csxQWRyGiW #HCMPF #HumAngleFellow

HumAngle Selects 10 For Fellowship on Reporting Conflict and Missing Persons In Nigeria https://t.co/csxQWRyGiW

Violent jihadists in #Mali have moved beyond hit-and-run attacks to economic warfare. Now, they control something more powerful — the flow of fuel. They are burning tankers, ambushing convoys, and enforcing a de facto embargo on fuel imports. https://t.co/dq5xegRhfi

The Terror Strategy Behind Fuel Shortages Crippling Mali https://t.co/dq5xegRhfi

To stop conflicts before they escalate, this non-profit in Cross-River State, Nigeria, is using a text messaging early-warning system, where incidents can be reported and interventions can be made immediately. https://t.co/MCQ8Odpkt1

A Text Message Is the Bridge Between Peace and Violence in Cross River https://t.co/MCQ8Odpkt1

After 12 years of being detained, three of the 42 #GallariMen returned home. But what did they return to? What is their life like now? Find out: https://t.co/bbw5eEnLY5

Saraya’s life changed the day her husband was killed by soldiers in Bama, North East Nigeria. She sought mental help from clerics, healers, anyone who would listen, but she was met with silence instead of solace. Slowly, her mind fell apart. https://t.co/ZFrRZ9w2Za

HumAngle Cartoon of the Week by Jibrin Akila Inspiration: #GallariMen: Journalists, CSOs Demand Justice for Borno Torture Victims https://t.co/vKXY7IPegN

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu has overhauled his military cabinet days after rumours of an attempted #coup, raising eyebrows among many. While the administration has tried to downplay the rumour, it cannot be entirely dismissed. https://t.co/Z1DpknCxje

More Heads to Roll as ‘Coup Plot’ Stirs Changes in Nigeria’s Military Leadership https://t.co/Z1DpknCxje

Nigerians, have you noticed that your data finishes faster these days? It has also become more expensive. But contrary to popular belief, telcos are not 'stealing' your data. So, who is really to blame? #HumAngleIndex breaks it down: https://t.co/R1d4H2zrY4

After being in military detention for 12 years, only three of the 42 #GallariMen have returned. But what does more than a decade in detention do to those who came back? Here is their story: https://t.co/bbw5eEne8x

When the war in #Sudan broke out, everyone was caught off guard, including Saleh and Abdurrahim. For safety, these two men had to flee with their loved ones to Kano State, Nigeria. But even there, survival is a different type of risk. https://t.co/MOEsNuPAL6

Khartoum Was Home Until It Wasn’t https://t.co/MOEsNuPAL6

Since his release, Ahmadu has continued to suffer excruciating pain in his eyes and head. With no access to proper medical care, he relies only on the little drugs his mother can afford from local vendors, mostly painkillers. #GallariMen https://t.co/bbw5eEne8x

“They kept us in a cell for one year without seeing the sun. When they later brought us out, they told us to look at the sun. That was when my eyes began to hurt,” he recalled. #GallariMen https://t.co/bbw5eEne8x