Gideon Sarpong is a media practitioner with over seven years experience in data, investigative and policy journalism. He is currently the Policy and News Director at iWatch Africa based in Ghana.
Goele Geeraert is a freelance journalist. She specialises in economy, the labour market, human resources and social wellbeing. During the past years she has gone to Congo twice, which resulted in several articles in print and online media.
Guido Convents is a Belgian film historian specialising in colonial and non-western cinema. He has published seven books on Africa Cinema. He works as a journalist for the World Catholic Associatioin for Communication (SIGNIS) in Brussels. Since 1996 he has been president of the Afrika Filmfestival in Leuven (Belgium).
Guido van Eijck (1987) is a Dutch freelance investigative journalist. His articles were published in, among others, weekly De Groene Amsterdammer and daily de Volkskrant.
Guillaume Pitron, 38, is a French journalist (Le Monde Diplomatique, National Geographic, etc.) and documentary maker for France’s leading television channels.
Hanne Couderé is a Belgian freelance journalist. She studied Political Sciences and Development Studies in Antwerp and Brussels, and completed a postgraduate course in International Research Journalism.
Hanne Phlypo (°1984) graduated from INSAS (Institut National Supérieur des Arts de Spectacle et de la Diffusion) in Brussels in 2006. Thereafter she explored all aspects of filmmaking. With Antoine Vermeesch she set up her own production company, Clin d'oeil. Silent Stories is her first documentary project.
