International students from across the world tell Artefact how the British drinking culture became part of their new lives.
Inside the World’s largest school meal programme
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With tackling malnutrition and illiteracy at its heart, India’s Mid Day Meal Scheme continues to be one of the country’s…
How Romania's strays became a brutal business
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Smeura is the biggest animal shelter in the world, but Romania’s strays have become a victim of populist, inhumane laws.
Artefact speaks to Pratik Ghosh, founder of Justori, an app designed for storytelling and listening.
Catastrophic bleeding is the leading cause of death – medication costing less than the price of a postage stamp could save thousands of mothers.
Minors not miners
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In a country devastated by civil war, Ebola and extreme poverty, families are being forced to use the labour of their children to survive.
Hong Kong: Pearl of the Orient
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We take a week to find the best scenery, events, food and fun in the former British colony.
Hungary's press fights for freedom
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Concerns grow that the Hungarian government is trying to take control of the country’s media.
When your job takes you to war
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After the death of a photojournalism graduate from London College of Communication; Artefact asks whether journalism is becoming more dangerous?
In conversation with | Obi Emeloyne
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Artefact meets the flamboyant footballer and lawyer who’s now taking Nollywood by storm.