Sertan Sanderson is a seasoned journalist with a rich background in covering news and current affairs. Specialising in social change, migration, and cultural impacts, his work is characterised by a deep exploration of the intersection of politics and human rights. 

His reporting has taken him from the UK to Germany to South Africa, focusing in particular on migration and its myriad effects on societies. Throughout his career, Sanderson has illuminated the stories of communities and individuals navigating the complexities of life in a globalised world. His work has taken him to places like Kallstadt, Germany, the ancestral home of Donald Trump, where he explored the local reaction to the media attention garnered by the US leader, or to Pennsylvania, where he examined the life of exiled Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen.

Sertan's investigative pieces have addressed issues such as the emergence of 'refugee porn,' urban regeneration and economic inequality, and poverty among South Africa's white population against the backdrop of Black Economic Empowerment policies.

Sanderson's work delves into a range of poignant and often controversial topics, demonstrating his commitment to nuanced and comprehensive reporting on the social dynamics shaping our lives.