At the core of AfricaTimes.com is a passionate editorial team committed to bold, timely, and trustworthy journalism. Our writers cover every angle of Africa and the wider world — from breaking news and economic insights to in-depth features and future tech — bringing clarity and depth to the stories shaping our time.
Our mission is to inform, provoke thought, and spark conversation — to go beyond headlines and deliver the context behind each development. Whether it’s examining Africa’s economy and society, exploring advances in science and technology, highlighting culture and the diaspora, addressing environment and health challenges, or tracking the forces reshaping regions across the globe, our team engages readers with content that matters.
From exclusive reporting and expert analysis to original investigations, AfricaTimes.com stands as a reliable, independent, and forward-thinking voice in today’s media landscape. Alongside timely news, we also deliver practical explainers for readers, highlight featured stories that define the moment, and keep an eye on the future — from AI and clean energy to the materials and ideas transforming tomorrow.
We believe in journalism that matters — coverage that resonates with real communities, challenges assumptions, and adds meaningful insight into how Africa — and the world — are changing today and tomorrow.
Hina Dinoo is a Toronto–based journalist at AfricaTimes.com, covering the intersection of economy, science, and society across Africa and the world. With a background in journalism acquired in Toronto, she translates complexity into clarity. Her work highlights how systems — social, economic, and environmental — shape our shared future. Contact: [email protected]124 Articles
Noah Bennett, journalist at AfricaTimes.com, received his journalism training in Canada. Based in Los Angeles, he covers technology, environment, economy, and global development. Contact: [email protected]117 Articles
Emile, a dedicated journalist, combines sharp reporting skills with a strong interest in Africa’s place in the global conversation. A graduate of a leading journalism school in France, he delivers precise and engaging storytelling. Based in Lille, he covers major developments in economy, society, culture, science, and technology, highlighting the trends and ideas shaping Africa and the world. Contact: [email protected]82 Articles
Eirwen Williams is a New York–based journalist at AfricaTimes.com, covering economy, society, culture, science, and environment across Africa and the world. With a background in journalism from a specialized program in New York, his stories focus on the intersection of policy, innovation, and everyday life. Contact: [email protected]66 Articles
