Free and independent media are among the fundamental pillars of democratic societies. They inform citizens, facilitate public ...

The President of the Senate, Dr Ahmad Lawan, has urged Nigerian journalists to deepen reporting on development journalism, given the challenges of development in Nigeria and other African countries.

At least 65% of Indonesians, or 175 million people, are connected to the internet. Nearly all of them (98%) access the internet via their mobile device and they spend around four hours a day online.

The federal government has advocated for the development of ethical guidelines for the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in journalism practice in the country. The Minister of Information and ...

Folks, it happened: The key to sustainable local news has been discovered. And it involves making money. Spoiler alert: It’s all about making money, and that takes having people whose job descriptions ...

“We’ll mitigate the risks of our often uneasy relationships with Facebook, Google, and Apple by further doubling down on diversifying our audience sources and cultivating direct relationships with ...

The Ghana Journalists Association (GJA) will roll out the red carpet for an extraordinary evening of recognition and ...

Daniel Lak is right that foreign aid and development are legitimate subjects for journalists (Here and there, #40). Development should be a publicly-owned endeavour and aid issues are major issues ...

LAGOS –Leading figures in Nigeria’s automotive industry and media were honoured on Thursday as Motoring World celebrated its 30th anniversary with a colourful awards ceremony held at the Musical ...