Copy

The Italian mafia has established a hidden but lethal presence in Africa. Its members own diamond mines, nightclubs and land, all with the complicity of corrupt regimes.

Italian anti-Mafia authorities estimate that organised crime groups earn €26 billion a year in Italy alone. But the figure only scratches the surface of its economic power. Mafia Inc. is more than ever a global business, infiltrating legitimate economies worldwide. And the extent of the empire is unknown.

Ten investigative reporters from six different countries, one data journalist and a data scientist, three editors, one cross-examiner and a bunch of lawyers joined the effort in producing in-depth research into the Mafia's involvement in 13 countries. Read more

#MigrantsFiles wins European Press Prize


The Migrants Files, a collaborative data-driven journalism project realised with the support of Journalismfund.eu, has been awarded the European Press Prize Innovation Award 2015. Read more

Dataharvest #EIJC15

Both teams — Mafia in Africa and The Migrants Files — will be present at the Dataharvest European Investigative Journalism Conference 2015, from 8 to 10 May in Brussels, where they will share their skills and experiences and talk about their investigation.
Facebook
Facebook
Twitter
Twitter
Website
Website
Copyright © 2015 Journalismfund.eu, All rights reserved.


unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences 

Email Marketing Powered by Mailchimp