Congo in Conversation chronicles important stories from the country’s rising reportage photographers

Aimé Mpane's paintings confront the legacy of colonialism in Congo

Same Paper’s new book Still Life reflects 13 photographers’ “beautiful and fragile” responses to the pandemic

Hugh Kinsella Cunningham's photographs show the power and resilience of the Congo's Church

Hilary Balu’s impressive new series interrogates the colonial past of the DRC

Giovanni Hänninen documents the people of Tambacounda through 200 portraits

Experience the joy of the Congolese Belgian community in Rebecca Fertinel's photographs

Ryan O’Toole Collett’s portrait series in Kenya bridges the gap between photographer and subject

Michael Bodenmann’s latest book creates a non-linear pictorial tapestry of his time in China

Jalan and Jibril Durimel’s photography “tells the stories of all cultures of the diaspora”

Coco Capitán on the pursuit of honesty and photos that don’t feel staged

Satoshi Fujiwara's documentary photography questions the notion of reported reality

Hugh Kinsella Cunningham documents those at the heart of the Ebola crisis in DRC