Ngone Ndiaye is an investigative journalist based in Spain.
Her work focuses on North Africa, migration, human rights, and anti-racism. Her approach combines the rigor of investigative journalism with a firm commitment to narratives that challenge the dominant narratives on human mobility.
She has been awarded the Africa Mundi Prize for Best Junior Journalist and has served as a visiting researcher at the Pulitzer Center. Her professional career spans various national Spanish newsrooms, where she has worked on the “Desalambre” section, the human rights section at elDiaro, as well as at La Sexta Noticias and at RTVE, Spain’s public television. She is currently a researcher at the porCausa Foundation and a contributor to El Salto Diario.
She regularly gives talks and presentations on migration, the externalization of borders, egalitarian and anti-racist journalism, as well as on the construction of new narratives and the paradigm shift in the coverage of human mobility.
