Truth has a voice.
Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa
PPLAAF supports whistleblowers whose disclosures speak to the public interest of African citizens. We ensure whistleblowers are protected, amplify the reach and impact of their disclosures, and advocate for stronger legal protections across the continent.
Blow the whistle
Expose wrongdoing. Stay protected.
Have you witnessed corruption, abuse of power, or wrongdoing affecting the African public interest? PPLAAF is here to help.
We work with whistleblowers in all sectors where the public interest is at stake by providing confidential legal assistance, secure communication channels, media coordination, safety and technical assistance, psycho-social support, and public advocacy.
All communication is handled in strict confidence and with the highest security protocols.
Voices of courage
Real stories from whistleblowers who chose truth — and found support through PPLAAF
PPLAAF understood my situation. Their presence in my life offered me something that no amount of money could ever buy – they gave me back my sanity and preserved it when I would lose it. For people considering taking brave actions as I did, the best lesson that I can impart is this – you will need people around you that you can depend on, trust and talk to consistently. I found a sanctuary in PPLAAF.
Going after the Russians isn’t easy. I almost paid the price with my life. If today I’ve succeeded in alerting national and international opinion to the cogs of Russian disinformation in the Central African Republic, it is thanks to PPLAAF’s determination to help me socially, administratively and above all in terms of security. Indeed, without PPLAAF’s help, I wouldn’t have been able to blow the whistle.
In my country, I could not have imagined that I would ever be able to expose the wrongdoings of people who, rather than solving the problems faced by the population, are looting and selling off the country’s wealth. When I learned that with PPLAAF, I had an unprecedented opportunity to denounce them, I wanted to make my modest contribution to my country.
A whistleblower is a person who discloses information about actions that are unlawful, illicit, or against the public interest, particularly those they have witnessed in the context of their work.
PPLAAF’s Work
Through protection, investigation, and advocacy, PPLAAF helps whistleblowers drive systemic change
Our Cases
Nigeria / United States
Luxury Real Estate & Public Officials
Democratic Republic of Congo
Ghana / United Kingdom / South Africa
StArchitect Accused of Sexual Assault
Democratic Republic of Congo
The Afriland Revelations
Angola
Namibia
The Fishrot Revelations
South Africa
Latest News
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Nigeria: Former Governor’s Family Properties Remain Outside Authorities’ Reach
PPLAAF reveals properties purchased by family members of Chimaroke Nnamani, former governor of Enugu state after accusations of financial crimes (Abuja, 17 September 2026) – New findings by the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF) have identified properties in the United States (US) bought and sold by family members of former governor Chimaroke Nnamani…
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Nigeria: Whistleblower Nnamdi Emeh held in detention while trial continuously delayed
(Abuja, 14 July 2026) – The Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF), Blueprint for Free Speech and the undersigned organisations urge immediate action concerning the prolonged detention and continuously delayed trial of Anambra whistleblower Nnamdi Emeh. Emeh’s case raises serious concerns regarding rights to fair trial and due process, as enshrined in Nigeria’s constitution.…
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France: Wagner Whistleblower Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo Faces Grave Risks as France Backtracks
Appeal filed today after exiled Central African whistleblower’s asylum is rejected (Paris, 9 July 2026) – Despite President Macron personally arbitrating in favour of bringing whistleblower Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo to safety in France in 2024, France is now closing its doors to him, said the Platform to Protect Whistleblowers in Africa (PPLAAF) today. Journalist Ephrem Yalike-Ngonzo…
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