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The Village of Second Sight

October 25, 2026

byPelle Yntema

At Abakar’s home, the tea is served hot

Bon Buzz Réseau

June 30, 2026

byDjibrine Abakar

In the face of the Barbarians, civil disobedience is a right

Bon Buzz Réseau

June 17, 2026

byJean & Pelle Yntema

Economic pressure imposed by the GSIM in Mali

Since June 2025, the GSIM (Group for the Support of Islam and Muslims), an al-Qaeda affiliate, has strengthened its presence in southern Mali. It regularly attacks Malian army positions.…

Politics

April 11, 2026

byAbdoul Aziz Alhousseini

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Nomads and aid: between survival and freedom

In the heart of Kanem, beneath an orange-hued sky, several stories unfold that illustrate the challenges of providing food aid for livestock during times of drought. As resources grow scarce…

April 9, 2026

byResultra

The TAZARA train, a vital link between Zambia and Tanzania

The sun is rising over Zambia’s Central Province. Here in Serenje, time seems to pass slowly, punctuated…

Mobility

March 4, 2026

byDeuh’b Zyzou

When rumors spark more fear than the crisis itself

In San, a scourge is spreading invisibly but affects almost the entire population. It manifests in people’s…

Security & conflict

February 26, 2026

byOumar Bah

“We cultivate, we harvest, then we depart”

A seasonal adventure that depends on water and rice cultivation: that is the migration of young people from Gao…

Mobility

February 9, 2026

byAbdoul Aziz Alhousseini

Resultra is a platform for journalism, art, and ethnography. Our writers share stories and videos drawn from their everyday experiences, blending research, reportage, and creative expression.

Three days of fear, thirst and uncertainty: this is the journey of illegal sub-Saharan migrants to Algeria

The migrants are transported in cargo trucks that have been fraudulently obtained by Arab traders. The vehicles carrying Algerian products, including powdered milk, cereals, oil, cement,…

Mobility

February 9, 2026

byAbdoul Aziz Alhousseini

When grief is stolen by social media

‎Illustrations: Bénaïdara Delezer In the early hours of October 31st, the people of the Atrone neighborhood in the 7th district of N’Djamena woke up to horror. A simple, seemingly…

Opinion

January 12, 2026

byJosué Mbaigoto

The rise and fall of a wondrous village

ارتفاع وانخفاض للقرية العجيبة “A jagal amin ragarewal ha Dourbali, minnani hubaru diyam worti ha Cilcilce… The last time we went to Dourbaly, we heard the news that ground water in Cilcile…

September 24, 2025

bySaid Aboubakar & Luca Bruls

How name giving signifies crossing (cultural) barriers

In a national context marked by tensions between herders and farmers, the village of Kole in Southern Chad, is an exception. Located in an agro-pastoral area, this village demonstrates that it…

Security & conflict

September 19, 2025

byJosué Mbaigoto

The Village of Second Sight

Where change begins

Headquarters and the regional branches

Mobile schools

The Village of Second Sight

At Abakar’s home, the tea is served hot

In the face of the Barbarians, civil disobedience is a right

Economic pressure imposed by the GSIM in Mali

Nomads and aid: between survival and freedom

The TAZARA train, a vital link between Zambia and Tanzania

When rumors spark more fear than the crisis itself

“We cultivate, we harvest, then we depart”

Resultra is a platform for journalism, art, and ethnography. Our writers share stories and videos drawn from their everyday experiences, blending research, reportage, and creative expression.

Three days of fear, thirst and uncertainty: this is the journey of illegal sub-Saharan migrants to Algeria

When grief is stolen by social media

The rise and fall of a wondrous village

How name giving signifies crossing (cultural) barriers

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The Village of Second Sight

At Abakar’s home, the tea is served hot

In the face of the Barbarians, civil disobedience is a right

Resultra is a platform for journalism, art, and ethnography. Our writers share stories and videos drawn from their everyday experiences, blending research, reportage, and creative expression.