Climate change has forced many Fulani herders to move south, into a region of Nigeria known as the “Middle Belt”. Conflict between the Fulani and Hausa farmers has been increasing in recent years, leading to outbreaks of violence. Peace News explores the drivers of this conflict, including the impact of climate change, and speaks with peacebuilders on the ground, working to address the issue and bridge the divide between the two communities.
Mohammed Ibrahim
Mohammed is a multimedia freelance journalist in Kaduna State, Nigeria. He graduated from the International Institute of Journalism Abuja. In 2016 Mohammed received the Courage in Journalism Award for his investigative reporting, from the Africa Media Development Foundation.
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Mohammed Ibrahimhttps://peacenews.com/author/mohammed-ibrahim/August 5, 2024
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Mohammed Ibrahimhttps://peacenews.com/author/mohammed-ibrahim/
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Mohammed Ibrahimhttps://peacenews.com/author/mohammed-ibrahim/
Marta Morais
Marta is a video producer from Lisbon, Portugal, currently based in the UK. She holds a BA(Hons) in Digital Film Production from the University of Suffolk. Marta's work portfolio covers a range of topics, from women's empowerment stories to future technologies, focusing on documentary filmmaking. Marta's contributions to Peace News Network align with her dedication to sharing stories that promote peace and understanding globally.
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Marta Moraishttps://peacenews.com/author/marta-morais/
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Marta Moraishttps://peacenews.com/author/marta-morais/August 12, 2024
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Marta Moraishttps://peacenews.com/author/marta-morais/June 17, 2024
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Marta Moraishttps://peacenews.com/author/marta-morais/February 22, 2024