Journalists

Cecilia Ferrara is a freelance journalist, co-founder of the Investigative Reporting Project Italy and contributor of Radio Bullets.

Champion Babala Ndangi is a former boxing champion from Kinshasa who still trains young boxers, but also educates a new batch of journalists. 

Chams Eddine Zaougui (°1978) studied Arabic Studies in Ghent and Cairo. He frequently writes about the Arabic world for De Standaard, Knack and de Groene Amsterdammer.

Chief Bisong Etahoben is a Cameroonian international investigative journalist and Editor-in-Chief/Publisher of the WEEKLY POST newspaper based in Yaounde, Cameroon. 

Chrispin Mvano works as a journalist, photographer and fixer in the Congolese province of North-Kivu.

Christian Bergmann is a German journalist at ARD. 

Christian Fucks is a German journalist at Die Zeit. 

Christian Salewski is a German journalist.

Christian Werner is a German freelance photojournalist.

Clea Caulcutt is an English journalist.

Clement Girardot is a French freelance  investigative reporter based in Tbilisi, Georgia. 

Clementine Metenier is a French freelance investigative journalist doing radio reportages abroad. 

Collins Mtika is the founder of the Centre for Investigative Journalism in Malawi (CIJM).

Cooper Inveen is a Freetown-based multimedia journalist specialising in human rights and natural resource management. 

Cora Currier is a staff reporter with The Intercept based in LA.

Corien van Zweden is a Dutch journalist. 

Cosmin Pojoranu’s creative work is to be found at the intersection of culture ± technology ± communication. (Bucharest, Romania)

Craig Shaw is a British (based in Romania) journalist specialising in corruption, human rights, and cross-border investigations.

Crina Boros is a London-based, award-winning, freelance data-driven investigative reporter and an international journalism trainer.

Cristian Niculescu works as a journalist and trainer of the Romanian Centre for Investigative Journalism.

Cristian-Iohan Ștefănescu is a freelance journalist working in Köln and Bonn.

Daan Ballegeer (1982) studied economic sciences at Ghent University and journalism. He worked as a financial journalist for Flemish financial daily De Tijd for several years and now writes for various Belgian and Dutch newspapers and magazines. Ons Europa is niet dat van hen ('Our Europe is different from theirs') is his first book.

Since 2008 Daan Bauwens combines freelance work for television, radio and print in Belgium and overseas. 

Daham Alasaad is an investigative journalist and filmmaker focusing on human rights violations, immigration and corruption. 

Damien Spleeters (1986) is a freelance journalist who examines the use of Belgian weapons in modern conflicts and investigates the Belgian arms brokers.

Daniel Howden (Greece) is a senior editor and foreign correspondent focused on refugee and migration issues worldwide.

Daniel Lambo (° Willebroek, 1968) studied literature and scriptwriting. He started writing for theater and television. As a director, he mainly focuses on socially relevant themes. He makes both documentaries and feature films. Meanwhile he worked as a director, writer and producer on more than twenty films.

Daniela Schröder is a Hamburg-based independent writer and editor.

Daniela Teofanova is a Bulgarian journalist.