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Inside the Journey of Zambia’s Next Generation of Environmental Crime Journalists
Environmental crimes are complex, high-risk, and often under-reported. This article explores how WCP’s Environmental Crimes Journalism (ECJ) Fellowship is equipping Zambian journalists with the investigative skills, legal knowledge, and mentorship needed to report on environmental crime responsibly, amplify community voices, and drive accountability.
Coal Mine Displacement Leaves Sinazongwe Families Poorer and Unheard
In southern Zambia’s Sinazongwe district, families displaced to make way for a coal mine say development has left them poorer, sicker, and unheard. This investigation uncovers broken promises, environmental harm, and the legal gaps that continue to expose communities pushed off their land in the name of progress.
Cultural Beliefs and the Brutality of Animal Killing: A Call for Compassion
This article explores how deeply rooted cultural and spiritual beliefs can lead to the persecution of animals and contribute to illegal wildlife trade. It calls for compassionate, community-led solutions that respect cultural identity while promoting animal welfare, conservation, and coexistence.