UN Moves to Protect Journalists
The United Nations, UN, has adopted The UN Plan of Action on the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity which was championed...
Coup Attempt in Guinea Bissau
There has been a coup attempt in the unstable West African country of Guinea Bissau with reports of the military attacking the house of Carlos...
Nigeria’s Access to Information Law is Not Working
After 18 months in operation, Nigeria’s Freedom of Information Act still struggles with huge challenges
Recently, a civil society group, the Nigerian Contract Monitoring Coalition,...
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ICIR, R2K and FAIR Partner to Train Journalists on FOIA
The International Centre for Investigative Reporting, ICIR, is partnering with Right To Know, R2K and the Forum of African Investigative Reporters, FAIR, to organize...
Banks Ignore CBN Whistle Blowing Directive
Many banks in Nigeria have failed to fully comply with a Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, directive for financial institutions to introduce customer care...
Westminster University Offers Scholarships to International Students
A number of scholarships funded by the Open Society Foundation (London Office) and the Department of Journalism, Media and Communication are available at the...
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Mali Coup Led by US-Trained Captain
A US Africa Command official confirmed on Friday the leader of military coup d’état in Mali has visited the US on several occasions, receiving...
Wade Concedes Defeat in Senegal Election
Fears that the outcome of the Senegal’s presidential runoff could lead to violent reactions have been doused as President Abdoulaye Wade has called rival...
Coup de tat in Mali
Renegade soldiers have taken over the government in Mali hours after attacking the Presidential palace, the BBC reported moment ago.
Rebel troops are reported to...
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