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Ruben Nyanguila

Ruben Nyanguila

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Photojournalist, Pin Africa

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Climate , Culture, Solution Based Human Interest Stories And Documenting Ruralvillage Life Across Africa, Environment, Education

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Total articles 5

  • Shifting Perspectives: African Photographers Reimagine Art at 1-54

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi, Belinda Otas| Pin Africa@ 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to London, providing a vibrant platform where African photographers challenge conventions and captivate their audience with innovative narratives. Entering its second decade, 1-54 remains the only global art fair dedicated exclusively to contemporary art from the continent and its diaspora. This year’s edition will feature over 60 international exhibitors, including 21 new galleries – the highest influx of newcomers since the fair’s inception.

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi, Belinda Otas · Pin Africa

    Oct. 08, 2024

  • OWM Award-Nominated Article Uncovers the ‘Mother Bosses’ Revolution in DRC’s Mining Sector

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi| Pin Africa@ Amid the conflicts and exploitation in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s mining industry, a group of women may have found a solution to change the face of artisanal mining. A beacon of hope is emerging with the rise of the “mother boss.”  Mélanie Gouby provides unique insight into this revolutionary phenomenon, acknowledging their courageous struggle and giving a voice to these often-overlooked women. Mélanie Gouby is an investigative journalist familiar with conflict narratives.

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi · Pin Africa

    Jun. 13, 2024

  • Shifting Perspectives: African Photographers Reimagine Art at 1-54

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi, Belinda Otas| Pin Africa@ 1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to London, providing a vibrant platform where African photographers challenge conventions and captivate their audience with innovative narratives. Entering its second decade, 1-54 remains the only global art fair dedicated exclusively to contemporary art from the continent and its diaspora. This year’s edition will feature over 60 international exhibitors, including 21 new galleries – the highest influx of newcomers since the fair’s inception.

    By Ruben Nyanguila, Ndama Nakashole, Janet Machuka, Emmanuel Folajimi, Belinda Otas · Pin Africa

    Oct. 08, 2024

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Pin Africa

Pin Africa is a social enterprise and global media platform focused on showcasing authentic African stories and voices. Founded by Benedicte Kalombo, a Congolese-born multimedia journalist, the organization aims to change the narrative of Africa by empowering African storytellers and journalists to share their own experiences with nuance and agency. The platform offers various initiatives, including storytelling and content creation, which highlight diverse African narratives. It also provides journalism training through its program, Acquire by Pin Africa, equipping journalists with essential tools and resources. As a registered Community Interest Company in the UK, Pin Africa operates with a social mission to promote a balanced representation of Africa in international media.

Founded: 2017