Selected interviews, profiles, and commentary featuring Caleb Okereke’s work.

BBC World Service — Newsday: “Were US evangelicals boosting Uganda’s anti-LGBT bill?” (Interview)

Radio Canada/CBC: “Les Traces Du Colonialisme: Segment: Le Téléjournal Avec Céline Galipeau. (Interview)

ABC Radio National — Late Night Live: “Uganda’s dangerous new anti-LGBT law” (Interview)

International Journalists’ Network (IJNet) —How Minority Africa is using innovative storytelling for inclusion” (Profile)

El País — The homophobic agenda of ultra-conservative US Christians is taking hold in Uganda (Quoted)

Le Monde — Africa expresses mixed reactions to the death of Elizabeth II (Quoted)

KALW Public Radio — Your Call: “The ties between US evangelicals and Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ law” (Interviewed)

The Whole Story — “From Uganda to Arizona: Introducing ‘Journalist in the Classroom’ from the Solutions Journalism Network.” (Profiled)

NewsWireNGR — Caleb Okereke, 22-year-old Minority Africa founder changing Africa’s narrative (Profile)

Financial Times — When homophobia comes with a convenient anti-colonial veneer (Quoted)

WAN-IFRA (World Association of News Publishers) — The Backstory: “Reporting on Africa’s dangerous beats“ (Interview)

Chicago Council on Global Affairs — Deep Dish: “Understanding Uganda’s anti-LGBTQ law “(Interview)

DW Akademie — “You’ve heard about tech hubs. How about a media hub? Uganda’s first ‘media hub’ is open for business!” (Interview)

Semafor — Uganda’s harsh anti-gay law alarms its original conservative backers (Quoted)

Deutsche Welle (DW) — Living Planet: “Berlin’s swampy origins, feeding the world, and queer inclusion.” (Interview)