
BBC World Service
As a Senior Content Reporter (Youth, Gender and Identity), you will originate, report, film, edit and present distinctive, high-impact journalism across Africa, with a particular focus on stories that explore the experiences, challenges and opportunities shaping the lives of young people, as well as issues relating to gender and identity. You will identify original stories, uncover underreported perspectives, and translate complex issues into compelling, audience-focused content for digital and broadcast platforms.
World Service has established a new Regional Journalism team, bringing together newsgathering and production teams to deliver distinctive, original and agenda-setting journalism that resonates with audiences locally, regionally and globally. This integrated approach enables us to respond more effectively to audience needs, pursue ambitious storytelling and strengthen our impact across platforms.
As part of our audience growth strategy, we are strengthening our Africa newsgathering and production capability through a Senior Digital Content Reporter (Youth, Gender and Identity) based in Nairobi. The role supports the BBC's ambition to better serve and grow young and female audiences, ensuring their experiences, perspectives and priorities are reflected in our journalism. Through distinctive storytelling and innovative digital formats, the role will help deepen audience engagement, increase relevance and build loyalty with audiences who are central to the future growth of BBC News.
Interested and qualified candidates should apply online via the BBC World Service Careers Page before August 6, 2026.