Election Monitors Raise Doubts As Nigeria Counts Votes
A former top State Department official also suggested the final count may be vulnerable to cyberattack. BuzzFeed News’ Jina Moore reports from Nigeria. ABUJA,…
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After the Election, “I Feel Awesomely Proud To Be Nigerian”
Nigeria’s hotly contested election actually went pretty smoothly, despite what you may have heard. Jina Moore is in Abuja, Nigeria, for BuzzFeed News. Nigerians…
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Nigerians Drive Home to Vote — If They Can Find Fuel
Fuel shortages aren’t uncommon in Africa’s biggest economy. Then again, driving isn’t often an act of democracy. ABUJA, Nigeria — In the heart of…
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These Are the People Tracking What to Believe About Nigeria’s Election
Civil society groups, local and international, are monitoring Nigeria’s presidential election. BuzzFeed News’ Jina Moore follows them through the day from Abuja. ABUJA, Nigeria…
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Cambodia is China’s Newest Market for Trafficked Brides
Little more than two years ago, there wasn’t a single recorded case of women trafficked from Cambodia to China to marry. Now, there are…
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In Cambodia It Isn’t Domestic Violence Until the Women Bleed
A loophole in Cambodia’s domestic violence law leaves women unprotected. Jina Moore reports from Phnom Penh, Cambodia, for BuzzFeed News. PHNOM PENH — It…
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Liberians With the Most Dangerous Job in the World Forced to Sign Away Their Rights
November 5, 2014 Exclusive: “If you are in the [Ebola] unit and, God forbid, something happens to you, nobody is responsible for it.” The…
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Ebola is Killing Women in Far Greater Numbers Than Men
August 20, 2014 Health officials estimate 75% of Ebola deaths are women. Here’s why. MONROVIA — Ebola is killing Kona Kupee, who loved her…
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How Ebola Can Kill You Even When You Don’t Have Ebola
August 18, 2014 Muhammed Sheriff’s pregnant sister didn’t have Ebola, but you could say Ebola killed her.
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World Health Organization Says Ebola Outbreak Wasn’t Taken Seriously
August 5, 2014 Five months after the start of the deadliest Ebola outbreak in history, global response measures are beginning to be scaled up….
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