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THE VERDICT | Pollution, Profit, and Shell’s Niger Delta Legacy

• CSR in Africa
• Latest News
• Magazine
• Policy Analysis
• Social Impact

THE VERDICT | Pollution, Profit, and Shell’s Niger Delta Legacy

csrreporters May 24, 2026

After seventy years of extraction, Shell has exited Nigeria without cleaning up a single...

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MORE THAN A GAME: 30 African Footballers Making Measurable Social Impact

• CSR in Africa
• Latest News
• Magazine
• Philanthropy
• Poverty Reduction
• Social Impact

MORE THAN A GAME: 30 African Footballers Making Measurable Social Impact

csrreporters May 23, 2026

Football is Africa’s most universal language. From the sandlots of Lagos to the townships...

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The Visit That Must Not Be a One-Off: Dangote, Olokola, and the Community Compact Africa’s Infrastructure Boom Still Needs

• CSR in Africa
• Editorial
• Latest News
• Magazine
• Philanthropy
• Social Impact

The Visit That Must Not Be a One-Off: Dangote, Olokola, and the Community Compact Africa’s Infrastructure Boom Still Needs

csrreporters May 20, 2026

By Eche Munonye Before the concrete is poured, before the cranes arrive, before the...

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30 African Entertainment Icons Making Measurable Social Impact

• African development
• CSR in Africa
• Editorial
• Entrepreneurship
• Latest News
• Magazine
• Philanthropy

30 African Entertainment Icons Making Measurable Social Impact

csrreporters May 16, 2026

Africa’s entertainment industry is one of the world’s most dynamic forces — a continent-spanning...

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Beyond the Glamour: What the AMVCA Reveals About Nigeria’s Emerging Social Impact Economy

• Africa
• African Economy
• Editorial
• Latest News
• Magazine

Beyond the Glamour: What the AMVCA Reveals About Nigeria’s Emerging Social Impact Economy

csrreporters May 11, 2026

Every year, the spectacle arrives before the substance. The red carpet rolls out. Cameras...

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Beyond the Photo Op: What the Interswitch Developer Academy Tells Us About Data-Driven CSR

• CSR
• CSR in Africa
• Editorial
• ESG
• Magazine
• Opinion

Beyond the Photo Op: What the Interswitch Developer Academy Tells Us About Data-Driven CSR

csrreporters May 9, 2026

When a fintech giant announces it has inducted its largest-ever cohort of developer interns...

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When Deals Are Done in Boardrooms, Who Protects the Forests, the Farmers, and the Future?

• Editorial
• Energy & Power
• Governance
• Latest News
• Magazine
• Opinion

When Deals Are Done in Boardrooms, Who Protects the Forests, the Farmers, and the Future?

csrreporters May 9, 2026

The Unilever-McCormick merger and the ESG accountability crisis hiding inside a $65 billion deal...

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Nine Years at the Table: What the GTCO Food and Drink Festival Has Built — and What It Still Owes

• Business & Markets
• CSR and Social Impact
• CSR in Africa
• Magazine
• Opinion

Nine Years at the Table: What the GTCO Food and Drink Festival Has Built — and What It Still Owes

csrreporters May 4, 2026

What began as a bold experiment in corporate generosity has grown into Africa’s largest...

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Access Holdings Hits ₦1 Trillion Profit Milestone, Marks Shift from Scale to Sustainable Value Creation

• CSR in Africa
• Magazine
• Policy Analysis

Access Holdings Hits ₦1 Trillion Profit Milestone, Marks Shift from Scale to Sustainable Value Creation

csrreporters May 1, 2026

Access Holdings Plc has reported audited results for the financial year ended December 31,...

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Rich Land, Poor People: Who is Actually Responble for Nigeria’s Development Failure

• Editorial
• ESG
• Magazine
• Opinion

Rich Land, Poor People: Who is Actually Responble for Nigeria’s Development Failure

csrreporters April 23, 2026

By Eche Munonye There is a gas flare burning somewhere in the Niger Delta...

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