Building forensic tech. Liberating open source intel. Fighting digital threats.
ANCIR partners with investigative newsrooms to produce data-driven investigative reports using social network analysis, entity analysis and open source intelligence.
An investigation into alleged human trafficking hotspots mentioned across social media platforms.
Read MoreAn investigation into misinformation and social media activity during Uganda's protests leading up to the elections.
Read MoreHow opposing online groups coordinated to amplify political narratives against each other on social media.
Read MoreANCIR focusses on using investigative entity analysis and open source intelligence to produce actionable data, and to combat disinformation and digital threats produced by predatory state agencies, malicious corporations, and organised crime.
AfriLEAKS allows you to leak confidential documents of public interest. We've designed the system to help you share these materials while protecting your own identity, making it very hard to identify you as the source of the leak.
Visit AfrileaksANCIR partners with investigative newsrooms to produce transnational Pan-African data-driven journalism using entity analysis and open source intelligence
ANCIR is a network of Africa’s best muckraking newsrooms, collaborating on cross-border investigations and who pool their resources to build the technnologies and expertise necessary to beat organised crime and corruption.
ANCIR is a member of the Global Investigative Journalism Network and has partnership agreements with regional counterparts in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and North America.
ANCIR is a non profit organization. The following organizations and institutions partners have made our work possible:
Human Trafficking Hotpots
Uganda in Crisis
Kenya's Keyboard Warriors
