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    Apply now: Reporting on Illicit Finance in Africa

    Find out more about our programme investigating the abuse of tax laws in Africa

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    Welcome

    Wealth of Nations, led by the Thomson Reuters Foundation, is working with journalists across Africa to investigate dirty money flows

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    Oil and Gas Reporting Handbook

    Wealth of Nations has produced an Oil and Gas Reporting Handbook, aimed at providing advice and guidance to journalists reporting on the industry

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    Stories and investigations

    Wealth of Nations journalists have published work on a range of topics, such as illicit money flows, tax regimes and extractive industries

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Wealth of Nations: what's it about?

African nations are losing billions to the abuse of tax laws and other illicit means. The continent’s media has a vital role to play by informing the public and following the money. Read more >

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Opportunities for Journalists To take part in Wealth of Nations as a journalist, you must be living and working in Africa and producing stories for African media. Each specific opportunity has extra criteria
Opportunities for Newsrooms We are looking to work with independent media organisations based anywhere in Africa to help them become ‘flagship’ centers for the investigation of illicit finance and tax abuse
Who is behind Wealth of Nations? Wealth of Nations is a three year programme run by the Thomson Reuters Foundation in collaboration with some of Africa's leading organisations promoting excellence in journalism

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